Author: Carma Henry

For Black Americans, who already face systemic barriers in employment, the loss of these protections exacerbates long-standing disparities. Women, particularly women of color, will likely see even more significant hurdles in hiring, pay, and promotions.

The Week of January 16, 2o25 Not Pictured – Carroll Major Bannister – 85 Funeral service was held January 11th at Roy Mizell & Kurtz…

The Week of January 16, 2025 Rubye Lee Beamon Funeral Servicewas held January 10th at First Baptist Piney Grove. Elaine E. Bent Funeral Servicewas…

The Week of Janaury 16, 2025 Judith Ann Kent – 70 Funeral Servicewas held January 8that James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel with Brother Reginald Lewis officiating.…

The Week of January 16, 2025 Raymond Benoit – 78 Camille N. Cianca – 77. The Week of January 23, 2025  Jerry J. Chance, Sr.…

Gregory Brown Celebration of Life was held Saturday, January 11 at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Not Pictured – Vanessa Belizaire Celebration of Life will be held…

       As we witness the unfolding of Donald Trump’s latest wave of executive actions and policy directives, it’s clear his agenda disproportionately threatens marginalized communities, including Black Americans. Whether it’s targeting immigrants, attempting to rewrite constitutional rights, or engaging in blatant political vendettas, these moves are part of a larger pattern of undermining justice and equity.

Terrified

  America’s 47th  President, Donald J. Trump, was sworn in at noon on Monday, January 20, 2025. Having previously prophesized to ‘Make America Great Again,’ he remains more committed than ever. His actions suggest that he may have drawn inspiration from the Book of Revelation, which foretells that goodness will finally triumph and prevail. However, his plan to extend tax cuts for the wealthy leads one to believe he hasn’t fully embraced  Luke’s Gospel.

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