Author: Carma Henry

Malik S. Allen  Funeral service will be held March 29th .   Deacon Eddie Burke Funeral service will be held March 29th   LeShaun D. Inman…

Archie Brown, Jr. – 92   Funeral service was held March 22nd at Brown’s Tempel FBH Church  with Apostle Ral Waltoer officiating.   Shelia Gwenay Claye -…

Robert Lee “Chin” Davis – 78   Funeral service was held March 20th  at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel.   Claricia Sterlin Francois    Funeral service was held March…

   In the 2024 fiscal year, Black Americans collectively held $5.39 trillion in wealth, despite comprising only 13.7% of the U.S. population. If Black Americans were a nation, they would rank as the third wealthiest country in the world, behind only China.

    Keep it up, patriots!  We’re winning.  The criminal Tesla Corporation is going down in flames, just like traitor Trump’s failed fascist regime is burning to the ground (according to public opinion polls) while obese Orange Nero fiddles around with his sexually abused daughter Ivanka once again.  Who needs Melania after all?  Trump is an adjudicated rapist, and Elon Musk loves Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany almost as much as Donald Trump does.  Lock them both up!

   Last week, we explored the power of breaking generational silence and empowering Black women to use their voices. But what happens after the silence is broken? How do we move from acknowledgment to healing, and from healing to sustained change? The journey beyond breaking the silence is just as crucial as the first step, requiring intentionality, support, and actionable steps toward personal and communal growth.

1) What is the only unpardonable sin in scripture? 2) Is there a difference between the ‘gifts of the spirit’ and the ‘fruit of the spirit’?…

BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — According to Bryant, the boycott has mobilized over 150,000 participants and persuaded over 100 Black vendors to withdraw their products from Target.

   Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to the United States Congress, passed away peacefully at her home in Saratoga Springs, Utah, surrounded by family. She was 49 years old.

   I was deeply honored to receive the Nonprofit Leader of the Year award at the 211 Broward Nonprofit Awards-an event that truly feels like the Oscars for our field.