Six churches are among 39 projects being awarded grants from the National Park Service to preserve historical examples of the Civil Rights activism of African Americans. […]
How do you salute a man who walked amongst the angels? You start by making sure that history accurately reflects his name. This is my modest contribution to the telling of his vital history and legacy. […]
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“With his signature bowtie, big heart, and tenacious spirit, Donald embodied the very best of public service,” Murphy wrote in a statement on Wednesday. House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, a New York Democrat, expressed their condolences and offered prayers to Payne’s family and friends. Jeffries described him as a “highly effective public servant and compassionate leader.” […]
“Dr. . Crystal Ellis was the first African American Superintendent of Toledo Public Schools and during his tenure, he set high standards and expectations for students and staff members. He was a mentor and a friend to many,” said the TPS BOE and Superintendent Romules Durant in a statement. […]
Helena Hicks, a civil rights advocate who led a 1950s protest to desegregate the old Read’s drug store lunch counter, died of pneumonia complicated by Lewy body dementia Thursday at the William L. and Victorine Q. Adams Gilchrist Center Baltimore. She was 88 and lived in Northwest Baltimore. […]
No one or nothing could have prepared me for October of 2018 when my father took his last breath on this Earth. It felt like the entire world had crumbled in on me. My leader, my mentor, my idol and my friend all-in-one had transitioned. The empty feeling of being robbed of his presence brought about every imaginable emotion. In the short term I was not good. I was not good at all. […]
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Pastor Dennis Walker (aide to Commissioner Robert McKenzie) presenting Apostle Butler with proclamation from Broward County in honor of Apostle Jimmie L. Butler Day (30th year of first proclamation from City of Lauderhill). April 23rd Official Day according to city records. […]
So much of the analysis around the Simpson case ignores the general context of the criminal justice system’s treatment of Black men. Black men in America are disproportionately incarcerated and given longer sentences than white males. Because of Simpson’s wealth he was able to do something most defendants cannot do: Hire the best multi-expert legal team available. The reality of a Black man being acquitted in the murders of a white woman and man was clearly jarring to many commentators. […]
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