Author: Carma Henry

“Fantastic Four Vol.1” issue 52. So why did it take 52 years for that character to make its solo debut on the silver screen? Well, apparently it takes five decades to make a populous-loving, near-perfect Black Marvel film. And it is worth the wait

The chaos and confusion in Trump’s administration is a direct result of his staff’s turnover, and revolving door. There are many different reasons why Trump’s staff turnover rate is over 35% and it begins with a poor vetting system and bad hiring practices.

We Need Educational Equality in Our Schools

We share memories and stories with our rich and diverse voices telling stories of hardship, happiness, and humor. These are the stories that weave into the fabric of the Island community.

Soccer is the world’s game, the beautiful game. For many, it’s even more than a game…it’s a religion. Every weekend, we put on the uniform of team and celebrate them at stadiums we call cathedrals. It consumes our daily lives, and we thank whoever we believe is in that upper room for players like Messi, Ronaldo, or Pele.

We have to read more to our children and encourage them to read more for themselves.

Deeply Rooted And We Will Not Be Moved!

A MESSAGE FROM OUR PUBLISHER

1983, Carmen E. Turner made history as the first African American woman to lead a Transit Aagency when she became general manager of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA).

During the late 19th century, Katherine T. “Kittie” Knox was a transportation pioneer who bravely confronted the era’s gender and racial barriers. Knox, who was born in 1874 to a white mother and African American father, earned a living as a seamstress but found her passion in bicycling.