Health
Lord, Have Mercy!’ Jamie Foxx Returns to Spotlight at Critics Choice Celebration
Foxx, 55, made a surprise entrance at the event to honor Black, Latino, and AAPI achievements in the entertainment industry. […]
Articles by Carma Henry
Opinions
Sheriff Tony: Broward Sheriff’s Office Achieves Key Milestone in Public Safety and Community Relations in 2023
A Message from Sheriff Gregory Tony […]
Opinions
Revelation: America Must Heed Perilous Warnings
Revelation in the Bible talks about mankind’s apocalyptic fate for their transgressions and the faltering ways of churches. Now our Nation’s democracy faces its own Revelation of a perilous fate. Such a fate, results when voters knowingly elect an unfit and criminal minded president. […]
Opinions
Blacks Need Some Spooks
Being a “spook” is dangerous and hazardous. If you consider teaching Black people how to fight mentally, physically, or otherwise, you won’t have to worry about the CIA, FBI, KGB, FSB, DEA, MI-6, Mossad, Scotland Yard, or other intelligence agencies coming to America’s Black communities to get you or to suppress your efforts. […]
Local News
The Fort Lauderdale Chapter of The Links, Incorporated to Celebrate 49 Years of Friendship and Service at its Links on the Rink Skating Event
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – The Fort Lauderdale (FL) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated will celebrate 49 years of friendship and service at its Links on the Rink Skating event at Xtreme Action Park on […]
Local News
Guy Harvey Foundation Welcomes New Board Member Eric Carey
The Guy Harvey Foundation (GHF), a non-profit organization that promotes marine conservation, funds innovative scientific research and develops cutting-edge educational programs for students, proudly announces the appointment of Eric Carey to its board of directors. […]
National News
Omega Psi Phi’s Sigma Rho Chapter Donates Nearly 100 Suits to Jackets for Jobs Ahead of Thanksgiving
This Thanksgiving season, the Sigma Rho chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. has exemplified the spirit of giving by generously donating nearly 100 suits to Jackets for Jobs, a nonprofit organization committed to empowering individuals through professional attire and career development. The fraternity’s timely contribution aligns with Jackets for Jobs’ mission to distribute suits, turkeys, and ties to men in need during the holiday season, truly embodying the essence of being a blessing to Detroit men. […]
National News
Lena Horne: Goddess Reclaimed
First of all, elegance almost oozes from “Lena Horne: Goddess Reclaimed” by Donald Bogle, a gorgeous book, part of the TMC library. […]
Religion
A historic Black church’s new gospel in Oakland: Fight the high housing costs
These days, as many Black residents have left amid the high cost of housing, the services are largely empty, save for a couple dozen faithful who return week after week, some of them from far away suburbs. […]
National News
African Free School America’s First Black School
Our first Black school, African Free School, was founded 1787 in lower Manhattan by the New York Manumission Society. Webster’s dictionary defines “Manumission: a setting free from slavery.” The school followed the Society’s creation in 1785 by some of New York’s wealthiest White citizens. New York Historical Society recorded that, “Its members included John Jay and Alexander Hamilton. Their work on behalf of Black New Yorkers began with protesting the widespread practice of kidnapping Black New Yorkers (both slave and free) and selling them as slaves elsewhere. […]