Author: Carma Henry

 Going back to school always comes with a mix of emotions, nerves, excitement, and curiosity about what the new year will bring. Will it be a good year? Will I make new friends, reconnect with old ones? But this year feels different, because I’m officially in 12th grade,  my senior year! So far, it’s been a fun and exciting experience, and I’m looking forward to everything this year has in store. Being a senior comes with a different kind of feeling.

       Greggory “Gregg” Willie-Dylan Allen, who entered eternal rest on August 8, was far more than a devoted son, father, and community anchor; he was an inventive mind whose work helped reshape modern digital security. While many knew him simply for his calm dignity, pleasant smile, and helpfulness in the neighborhood, Allen spent over three decades working at the leading edge of American technological innovation.

     I’ve been doing quite a bit of traveling lately, and this thought came to me shortly after takeoff. There’s always that moment of excitement, the plane lifts, you ascend into higher heights, and your focus shifts to the destination. But even in that excitement, there’s a quiet awareness… you’re still going to have to land. And you don’t always know if that landing will be smooth, a little bumpy, or, in the worst case, unsettling.

       Florida’s primary election poses interesting questions for Black voters and representation. Election Night brought about the opportunity to help elect the state’s first Black governor, first Black US Senator and the choice of a white Jewish woman to represent a congressional district historically held by a Black member of Congress.

   Students of history should remember one fundamental lesson: no nation, regardless of its wealth, military strength, or perceived invincibility, is too powerful to collapse. The Russian and Ottoman empires disappeared. The Soviet Union dissolved. Britain’s vast empire receded.

 Working-class men of every color have been in crisis for generations. The way out is to come together, for the sake of all our kids.

Will The Democrats Come Together In Time To Win The Midterm Elections?

“Test Your Bible Knowledge”

Minister Lisa G. Timmons, M.Div., is the inspired force by God behind the “Jeremiah 29 Journeyers” (J29J). J29J is a vibrant ministry that empowers adult singles to discover His vision for marriage, family, and community. As a passionate “Senior Citizen Single,” Lisa leads by example, urging believers to explore the life-changing wisdom of Jeremiah 29

Andrews, who real name was Ruby Mae Stackhouse, passed away at her home in Chicago. She leaves behind a lasting legacy in the music scene. Following the passing of the R&B legend, her family took to social media to mourn their loss.