Stop Targeting Black People
What kind of person goes to sleep and wakes up thinking he or she has to go out into an African American community to find unarmed Black people to gun down in broad daylight? […]
What kind of person goes to sleep and wakes up thinking he or she has to go out into an African American community to find unarmed Black people to gun down in broad daylight? […]
The legal system is set up for politicians, conglomerations, and public officials to operate with immunity, and otherwise is not subject to formal legal sanctions when they break the law. Most officials are aware that many times they violate the constitution, but because they are rich and White the issue is wiped under the rug. […]
In Maryland, the Prince George’s County Public Schools Board of Education believes in the biblical Proverb 22:6 which states, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old enough he will not depart from it.” That is why school officials were determined to implement a policy that trains a child to adopt and practice LGBTQIA+ behaviors at school, then helps the child hide their gender identity from parents. […]
Interracial relationships and later marriages were an unanticipated irritant of free slave labor. This dalliance was illegal in all but 9 states. An article by the Jim Crow Museum [motto: “Witness, Understand, Heal”] delineated the argument against miscegenation; “The fear of interracial marriage was a major argument used to support racial segregation during the Jim Crow Era. […]
‘Test Your Bible Knowledge’ […]
The Rev. Andre E. Johnson has been seeking answers to complex issues involving Black churches and the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. […]
Bishop C.M. “Sweet Daddy” Bailey, of The United House of Prayer for All People of the Church on the Rock of the Apostolic Faith, died Aug. 11 in Philadelphia while he was conducting the national convocation of the church that has 137 congregations nationwide. […]
Juliet has worked with FPL’s local governmental stakeholders to communicate FPL’s priorities and acts as a liaison during severe weather events and is eager to lead her team in these efforts once again. She will continue to collaborate with local partners to aid FPL’s investment in clean and reliable energy for nearly 1.6 million regional customers. […]
He attended Old Dillard School and graduated in the Class of 1959. He played baseball, ran track, and competed in martial-arts. John served in the army right after he graduated. Afterwards he was employed by the City of Fort Lauderdale for 40 years and never took a sick day. […]
Adrienne Nelson has made history as the first Black woman to become a federal judge in Oregon, per Face2Face Africa. […]
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