Author: Carma Henry

The Class of 1966 gathered for a weekend of nostalgia and connection from June 12th to June 14th. The highly anticipated reunion brought together many attendees, with some traveling from as far as Los Angeles, Ca to celebrate their shared heritage and history.

Nunnie on the Sideline

 Fort Lauderdale Doesn’t Have a City Manager Problem.  It Has a Leadership Problem.

   For Brother Johnnie Smith, that responsibility is one he has spent a lifetime preparing to assume.

       “We’re here fighting for transparency,” Crump said. “We don’t need you to narrate it for us. Black people have eyes. You have eyes. You saw the video.”

       The Divine Nine are nine historically Black Greek-letter fraternities and sororities founded in the early 1900s during a time when Black students were excluded from white organizations on college campuses. Many of their founders were shaped by church, scripture, and Christian values. These organizations were not formed to replace faith. They were formed to cultivate scholarship, character, service, and community uplift.

       The persistent U.S. maternal healthcare crisis is increasingly putting midwives in the spotlight as being part of the all-hands-on-deck approach to reducing the number of women having pregnancy related complications that too often include death.

       America’s greatest national security threats are not limited to foreign armies, cyberattacks, or nuclear weapons. Two dangers are quietly converging from within: a mounting national debt,  and the gradual weakening of the constitutional balance among the branches of government. Together, these forces threaten America’s economic independence, democratic safeguards, and long-term sovereignty.

  State Court Justices because you don’t have enough Bullschitt there to make a Supreme Court Justice!

Republicans Can’t Seem To Get Former President Barack Obama Out Of Their Minds.