Author: Carma Henry

A medical student from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine has made history in becoming the first Black woman doctor to be offered a highly coveted residency position in neurosurgery at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.

Why War?

     I am writing to underscore the profound importance of Black Newspapers in the United States and their enduring impact on our society. As we continue to celebrate who we are as a people, we have to reflect on the pivotal role Black Americans have played in shaping our nation, it is imperative that we recognize the invaluable contributions of Black newspapers in preserving our history, amplifying diverse voices, and advocating for justice and equality.

      In 2021, there were 690 mass killings and in 2022 there were 645 mass killings according to the mass killing Archive. At the present time in America, there are 533 mass killing and there is an epidemic, and no one has a solution. There are more guns than people and cars.

Known affectionately as “Uncle Redd,” Ellis was a WWII war veteran and a symbol of resilience in the face of racial adversity.

Thanks to our amazing Parks & Recreation Director Mr. Mullens and his team for doing a great job with maintaining the parks during the activities.

‘Test Your Bible Knowledge’

Greeting in the most blessed name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ who has blessed us with spiritual blessings from above. The New Hope Baptist Church Family is preparing for our beloved Mother Ora Greene 100th Birthday on October 22, 2023.

The African American Clergy Collective of Tennessee will work to collect data on gun violence and develop prevention strategies in a new statewide campaign as part of a formal partnership with the Tennessee Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics. It’s the latest step for the clergy collective in its advocacy for gun reform, which other faith groups have followed suit in the wake of The Covenant School shooting in March.

     “It is our privilege to annually honor and show our appreciation for these dedicated leaders, mentors, and role models who have made their mark in business, education, and throughout our community,” said Broward Education Foundation Board Chair Jean McIntyre.