Soul Singer Betty Wright has died
Soul singer Betty Wright has died from cancer, according to reports from multiple media outlets. […]
Soul singer Betty Wright has died from cancer, according to reports from multiple media outlets. […]
As the entire world continues to feel the impacts of COVID-19, my office and I are hard at work to put Floridians first, including the needs of workers, families, and small businesses. As we end National Nurses Week and Teacher Appreciation Week, I am so grateful for the dedication and professionalism nurses and teachers, and all essential workers, who are working harder than ever during this crisis to support our communities’ needs. […]
However, we, as African Americans, have to take extra precautions because we are being affected at a disproportionate rate by the virus. […]
May Week is a national program of Delta Sigma Theta that was created in 1920 to highlight academic achievements and to emphasize the importance of higher education in the Black community. This year, the program will be a virtual red-carpet event because of the coronavirus pandemic. […]
After Mae Jo Fulton’s 100th Birthday some of her family members went to the Social Security Office and found out a mistake was made with the birth day dated May 12, 1918, which was incorrect. Her correct birthday is May 12, 1917 which makes her now 103 years old. Happy 103rd Birthday!!! […]
COVID-19 Is Latest Evidence Political Leaders Lack Vision About Voters […]
Adenah Bayoh, owner of three IHOP restaurants in New Jersey, has announced that she will be providing free take-out breakfast and lunch on weekdays every day until school reopens. As a former child refugee who escaped the civil war in her home country of Liberia, she says that she very much understands the need to empower disadvantaged and low income communities. […]
Jogging While Black is dangerous in any so-called white neighborhood but in gentrified Atlanta and in other gentrified American cities, white people walk their poodles, push their baby carriages and jog on the Atlanta Beltline that weaves through what used to be some of Atlanta, Georgia’s most dangerous locales. […]
INCARACERATED BUT AWARE […]
Black men are being stalked and killed in the US–business as usual. Ahmaud Arbery’s murder was based on: “He’s a Black man running down our road.” Punishment for the crime of being Black is sometimes death. […]
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