Author: Carma Henry

White Supremacists’ rally turns violent: 19 injured, one dead

Jamarion Robinson’s mother, Monteria Robinson, is seeking justice for the horrific murder of her son. If you haven’t heard about his death, it could be considered the epitome of excessive. Aug. 5, 2017, marks the one-year anniversary of Jamarion’s gruesome death.

Black men who were used as modern day slaves, abused and raped at Arthur G. Dozier reform school want compensations and reparations

Procter & Gamble kicked off the 10th anniversary celebration of the “My Black is Beautiful” campaign by releasing a commercial titled “The Talk,” featuring African American women discussing the realities of being Black in America and warning their children about the perils of racism.

Their Citgo gas station, located on Tara Boulevard, is the first Black-owned gas station not just in the city of Jonesboro — but in all of Clayton County, and its opening has inspired local residents!

The white Tulsa police officer, who had resigned after being acquitted in the fatal shooting of an unarmed Black man, has just found herself a new job.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has a loan program that will provide needed help to families affected by recent flooding.

Music and television mogul, entrepreneur, philanthropist, author and motivational speaker Percy “Master P” Miller, named President of the Global Mixed Gender Basket ball (GMGB) League, announces the league’s CEO James Scott.

Meet the Black AIDS Institute’s Justin Woods: I felt responsible to decrease the HIV burden on people like me

Congress Revamps Housing Program to benefit areas where HIV is spreading