BIAS Funeral services for the late La Sherra C. Ferrell-Bias – 58 were held February 5th at New St. James Missionary Baptist Church with Dr. Jesse McCree officiating. JAMES Funeral services for the late Ida […]
ADAMS Funeral services for the Reese Adams – 75 were held February 5th at Lifeline Christian Fellowship. BELL Funeral services for the late Rev. Dr. Willie C. Bell, Jr. – 89 were held February 5th […]
CAMPBELL Funeral services for the late Stephen Wayne Campbell – 51. COOPER Funeral services for the late Fannie Mae Cooper – 97 were held Feb. 8th at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. Ricky […]
As we begin Black History Month (which we should be celebrating 365 days a year anyway, but that’s another story), let us begin to think critically, not just about Critical Race Theory (CRT), but about the unspoken theory of ‘Black Lives don’t matter anyhow’. […]
Online donations were pouring in after it was revealed that the victim of a fatal shooting this week in Florida was a beloved graduate student at an HBCU. […]
*Scientists have announced the discovery of a subvariant of Omicron. This subvariant (BA.2) has been designated “Stealth.” This subvariant is reportedly 1.5 times more transmissible than the Omicron variant. There is no evidence currently that Stealth causes more severe disease or can evade the vaccines. […]
Coincidentally, Cathleen Dean, an award-winning producer, is also the Director of Art and Theatre at the L.A. Lee YMCA/Mizell Community Center. On the heels of her Best Documentary Short Award for the short film ‘BEING’ at the Roxbury International Film Festival last year, Cathleen partnered with Diversity in Aquatics, and their collaboration produced her latest film, Wade in the Water: Drowning in Racism. […]
Just when Black and Democratic lawmakers were speaking out and fighting back, coalescing with democratic forces outside the legislature, Governor DeSantis caved. We think DeSantis’ fear motivated his abrupt change to have Secretary of State Laurel Lee seat newly elected Daryl Campbell of Broward County. […]
The threats disrupted each campus and have led to police investigations. […]
The father and son duo convicted in Arbery’s killing has agreed to serve at least 30 years in what many believe is a more inmate-friendly federal lockup. […]
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