Author: Carma Henry

Another term for Brotherly Love is the Tush Push, a designed quarterback sneak play that usually results in a first down 88% of time when used, a weapon of choice for the Eagles namely because of strong-legged quarterback Jalen Hurts and a superior, explosive and experienced offensive line that opponents have found virtually impossible to stop even when prepared and know it’s coming,  as was the case with Miami.

   After once again getting off to a slow start, Florida A&M was able to overcome a 14-point deficit to defeat Texas Southern 31-14 on Saturday night.

     The Taste of Soul Festival has become a cornerstone of the community, a vibrant celebration of culture, music, food, and unity. It’s an event that brings us all together, transcending cultural boundaries and celebrating the rich diversity that makes Los Angeles so unique.

      Laphonza Butler, who was appointed by Gov. Gavin Newsom to fill out the U.S. Senate term of the late Dianne Feinstein, announced Thursday she will not seek election to retain the position.

We Cowards to stand and deliver for our Children

     Charleston, South Carolina’s Porter-Gaud High School just elected its first Black homecoming queen. And it only took them 155 years to do it. I’m not kidding. Senior Amber Wilsondebriano made history as the school’s first Black student to wear the crown when her classmates elected her this fall.

Throughout American history, there have been a few individuals whose contributions to society and innovation have left an unforgettable mark. George Washington Carver is one such figure, whose remarkable achievements in agriculture not only transformed the industry but also played a crucial role in aiding the United States during World War I. His legacy as an agricultural genius continues to inspire and intrigue people even today.

      The National Bar Association, the nation’s oldest and largest association of Black lawyers and judges, has promoted equal justice under the law for almost a century. We have engaged in some of history’s fiercest civil rights battles, and we remain unafraid to go wherever the fight for justice calls – even if it means confronting the bitter state of affairs across the South.

The DHS’s recent intelligence assessment emphasizes an expected increase in antisemitic and Islamophobic hate attacks in the country as the conflict progresses. The agency also cautions that the ongoing war could elevate the threat of terrorism and targeted violence on American soil.

The competition among the candidates remains fierce, with each aspiring to secure the elusive 217 votes needed from the House Republicans to claim the top spot in the House of Representatives.