Author: Carma Henry

      A Black nurse was one of the first people who received the COVID-19 vaccine in New York on Monday morning.

Embracing ecological realism

     December 10, 2020 marked the 72nd anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Two related documents also celebrate significant anniversaries this year: the 25th anniversary of the Declaration of Principles on Tolerance and the 75th anniversary of the United Nations Charter. Both Declarations and the Charter provide a framework for building unity in a diverse world.

How Portland Radicalized Me

      New Orleans-based actress Carol Sutton, whose long career spanned film, stage, and television performances, has died at 76 from complications of the coronavirus.

     Spreading the love of God around the world has always been an essential part of Pastor Henry Brown’s life, oftentimes saying, “To whom much is given, much is required.” As a true man of “the word” and operating as God’s vessel, the lyrics and harmony of the song “I Am Strong” tugged at his heart, while Lady Brown made announcements about parishioners who were significantly impacted by COVID. The turmoil and trials that so many individuals in this world are dealing with jolted his spirit, and God placed this song in his heart.

      Brandon Scott‘s name will undoubtedly be added to the list of emerging young Black mayors elected to metropolitan cities across America, but it was his afro that became the central focus when he was sworn into office.

HAYNES Funeral services for the late Pamela Diane Haynes – 63 were held December 14 at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel with Pastor George A. hardy…

BENNETT – Not Pictured Funeral services for the late Rosetta Bennett – 65 were held December 8 at Sunset Memorial Gardens. BERRY Funeral services for the…

BOZEMAN Funeral services for the late Annie Ruth Hill Bozeman -70were held December12 at Sunset Memorial Gardens. CONAWAY Funeral services for the late Lawrence Carson Conaway,…