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Young People Have the Power to Make a Difference in November

April 1, 2018 Staff 0

by Reggie Fullwood One of the most disgusting political comments I have heard in a long time recently came from yet another insensitive “conservative.” A host on NRATV, whose name is irrelevant in my opinion, […]

Editorials

Why Obama’s Leadership Still Matters

April 1, 2018 Staff 0

by Dr. Faye Williams President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama did not go into seclusion and act like the rest of the world did not exist or impact them. They have made very […]

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From Rally to Power: The Civic Obligation of Young Black Leaders

April 1, 2018 Staff 0

By Tiffany Dena Loftin (Director, NAACP Youth and College Division) Who would have thought that in less than 15 days, I would have to coordinate and manage 1,000 young, Black student leaders from over 24 […]

Local

Bold City Links Culminating 25th Program Year With Service, Scholarship and Celebration of Friendship

April 1, 2018 Staff 0

The Bold City Chapter of The Links, Incorporated is celebrating 25 years of friendship and service this year. The women’s service organization chartered in 1993, has worked to meet the needs of the Jacksonville community […]

Education

Mississippi Names First African American Hgher Education Commissioner

March 30, 2018 Staff 0

Alfred Rankins, Jr. (Mississippi.edu) By Robin White Goode, blackenterprise.com Last week it was announced that Mississippi’s Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning named an African American to the position of state’s commissioner […]

National

No Criminal Charges for Officers Involved in the Shooting Death of Alton Sterling: Everything We Know

March 28, 2018 Staff 0

By Michele McCalope BATON ROUGE—Following a 10-month investigation into the extrajudicial killing of Alton Sterling, Louisiana’s Attorney General Jeff Landry announced that his office would not pursue criminal charges against the officers involved. Sterling, a […]

Sports

Diddy And Steph Curry Drop Out Of Panthers Running As Bidding Price Hits Historic $2.5 Billion

March 27, 2018 Staff 0

Rapper and mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs and Golden State Warriors All-StarStephen Curry were in talks to be minority partners to Fanatics owner and billionaireMichael Rubin. However, when the price spiked, Rubin dropped out of the […]

Local

Local Democrats Clap Back at Florida Committeeman For Calling Blacks ‘Coloreds’

March 26, 2018 Staff 0

James Morton, a member of the Duval County Democratic Black Caucus (DCDBC),  reportedly clapped back against a state committeeman over racist remarks. The Duval County Democratic State Committeeman John Parker recently  referrred to African Americans as […]

Health

Black and Latino Children are Often Overlooked When it Comes to Autism

March 26, 2018 Staff 0

By Casey Rentz, npr.org Sherry Alvarez says she knew there was something different about her son since he was about 9 months old. Back then Sherry says his pediatrician told her there was nothing to […]

Entertainment

Take an Online Filmmaking Class Led by Spike Lee

March 26, 2018 Staff 0

By Shadow and Act Spike Lee will now host a filmmaking course on MasterClass. The class is set to launch in Summer 2018. Lee has been a faculty member at NYU since 1993, and is […]

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