Month: December 2012

Together We Can

Now things are almost always never the way that they seem, and when you take a deeper look inside to examine the current situation as it pertains to the battle over whether or not to raise this country’s debt ceiling it becomes clear that this crises has been in the making since the Reagan Administration, and is the creation of one man.

My boyfriend has an illegal profession!

Blacks ages 13 through 24 accounted for more than a quarter of new HIV infections in 2010 in the U.S. Of the newly-infected in that age group, 57 percent of those infected are African American males, according to CDC’s most Vital Signs Report titled, “HIV Among Youth in the US.”

38 Republicans, the Senate failed the veteran’s groups that were in attendance to watch history unfold, it failed to honor the will of the people of the United States, it failed many groups of people all over the world, and even worse than all of that, they failed their own leadership-past and present.

We may owe more to our veterans than we think

prosecution in the conspiracy trials against the Wilmington Ten – 10 civil rights activists, led by the Rev. Benjamin F. Chavis – falsely accused of firebombing a white-owned grocery store during the height of racial violence in Wilmington in 1971

“It is important to emphasize that FAMU remains an accredited institution, even while under the probation sanction from SACSCOC,” said FAMU Interim President Larry Robinson

Black leaders from across the nation outlined a “Black Agenda” that would be presented to President Barack Obama and Congress early next year.

People around the world are praying for the health of former South African President Nelson Mandela as he remained hospitalized since last weekend for a lung infection