By Victor Omondi (Source: www.yourblackworld.net) – Having lost accreditation in 2002 as a result of financial challenges, Morris Brown College is now celebrating after getting its accreditation back. They made it official that they had received the accreditation […]
By Dr. Brenda R. Simmons-Hutchins, 11th Episcopal – While many across the country were enjoying romantic dinners on Valentine’s Day, St. Paul AME Church’s leadership expressed love in a singularly, extra special manner. The Church had […]
By: Yaseen Shah – April 15, 2021 – Student, George Washington University – (Source: www.unr.edu) – From Barack Obama to Kamala Harris, Dr. Cornel West’s critiques provide a roadmap for progressive change “None of us […]
Source: (www.today.wayne.edu) – Meaningful research has broad impact — and in some cases, a personal connection to a scholar. For Trejha Whitfield, a Ph.D. student and graduate teaching assistant in the Department of Communication, research has […]
Nation Mar 30, 2021 – In the summer of 2020, protests erupted across the globe to show solidarity with the Black Lives Matters demonstrations in the U.S., calling for racial justice for Black people like George Floyd, […]
By Dartunorro Clark – (Source: www.nbcnews.com) – GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis championed the legislation and is expected to sign it as early as next week. The Florida Senate on Thursday passed, largely along party lines, […]
Reginald Clyne, Esq. – Apr 13, 2021 Updated Apr 14, 2021 – In the good old days, the “grand old party” of American Republicans stood for family values, welcomed immigrants and was for reducing taxes and government oversight. […]
CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC – Source: www.bnc.tv) – Almost 3.5 million kids have been infected with the disease In this Wednesday, March 24, 2021 image from video provided by Duke Health, Alejandra Gerardo, 9, looks up to her […]
904WARD Releases Third of Eight Retrospectives of Racial Equity Data Race and zip codes should not be the biggest determinant of how long a person will live. If we radically and intentionally address the factors that […]
By Torrance Stephens | April 15, 2021 | 0 – (Source: www.rollingout.com) Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Black kids across the nation were not truly benefiting from participation in government public schools. In Baltimore, an analysis in 2017 of testing data of […]
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