Brother Elijah Pitts, an initiate of Pi Sigma Chapter (‘59) at Philander Smith College, and Brother Herb Adderley, an initiate of Sigma Chapter (‘61) at Michigan State University, etched their names in NFL football history. […]
Sports Illustrated reports that Jerod Mayo has made history by becoming the first Black head coach in the New England Patriots’ franchise. The announcement marks the official start of the post-Bill Belichick era. During his first press conference in the role, Mayo addressed the significance of being the organization’s first Black head coach, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and addressing issues related to race. […]
The proposed regulation could cap the overdrawn account fee at $3, which would represent a significant difference from the current banking landscape where fees can soar to as much as $39. […]
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, all men are at risk for prostate cancer, but older men, African American men and those with a family history of prostate cancer have a greater risk. […]
In fact, before arriving in South Carolina, Sanders who had just romped in Nevada, held 45 delegates while Texas Democrat Pete Buttigieg was second with 26, and Biden had claimed just 15. […]
Bethune-Cookman University celebrated a significant day of unity and service on Thursday, Jan. 18, at the Michael and Libby Johnson Center for Civic Engagement (CCE). This momentous occasion brought together students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends to commemorate the University’s recent accomplishment – securing the fourth position in Home Depot’s prestigious “Retool Your School” competition and receiving a substantial $60,000 grant dedicated to campus enhancement. […]
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Earlier this month, Biden announced the accelerated implementation of a crucial provision under the Student Aid for Voluntary Education (SAVE) plan, which the administration said has helped 3.6 million Americans by canceling their student debt.
A Look at the Health Care Professionals Advocating for Change […]
Where Black Americans are more likely to report symptoms of long COVID compared to their white counterparts, this could be an important breakthrough. […]
Avoiding the lessons of history is one of the surest ways to repeat the mistakes of once great, yet fallen, empires. These history lessons, ever so plainly, provide incredible information as to the reasons for the perilous fate of these empires. Simply put, these lessons are like a restaurant’s menu containing foods to avoid if you don’t want to suffer a perilous fate. Consequently, governing with a blind eye to history, America’s former president Trump and the Republican Confederacy are attempting to destroy democracy one institution at a time. […]
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