National News
Poor Families are Twice More Likely to be Audited by the IRS than the Rich
Poor Families are Twice More Likely to be Audited by the IRS than the Rich […]
Articles by Carma Henry
National News
Duke University Renames Campus Building After Black Woman Trailblazer Wilhelmina Reuben-Cook
When Wilhelmina Reuben-Cooke stepped foot on Duke University’s campus 57 years ago in pursuit of advancing her education, she was breaking barriers for generations of students of color that would follow in her footsteps. Reuben-Cooke, one of the first Black students to enroll at the North Carolina-based university, is being posthumously honored by the institution in a special way, CNN reported. […]
National News
New Biden Ads Feature Hip-Hop, R&B Icons
In a release from the campaign, Biden’s camp notes that Trump’s choosing to address many of the issues that Black Americans have faced historically with just 39 days remaining before Election Day, is a clear indication that the health, safety and wellbeing of Black communities have never been a priority for the president. […]
Sports
Dolphins can’t finish comeback against Seahawks
On the flip side Russell Wilson had an excellent game passing for 360 yards going 24 of 34 with 2 touchdowns with 1 interception. The Dolphins defense helped to keep the game close, while the offense couldn’t score in the red zone. They were only down 17 to 9 at halftime; however, the Seahawks are too good of a team to not be able to convert in the red zone […]
Local News
Trump’s Defiance and Ignorance of COVID-19 May Cause His Political and Physical Demise
Trump’s Defiance and Ignorance of COVID-19 May Cause His Political and Physical Demise […]
Opinions
Voting is Here – Are You Prepared and Ready?
Voting is Here – Are You Prepared and Ready? […]
Opinions
AN OTHERWISE INTELLIGENT GROWN MAN TOLD ME HE “DOES NOT DO
AN OTHERWISE INTELLIGENT GROWN MAN TOLD ME HE “DOES NOT DO […]
Opinions
Uplifting Americans with Sickle Cell Disease
The most exciting news is that the National Institute of Health’s Cure Sickle Cell Initiative is making progress on genetic therapies for SCD that are potentially curative. While these treatments are not available to everyone, there is real promise that more accessible genetic cures could give people living with SCD the pain-free lives they deserve. With the Food and Drug Administration accelerated approvals of two new SCD drugs, it is an encouraging momentum for more life-saving new medicines on the horizon. […]
Opinions
What’s at Stake with Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee: Health Care and Civil Rights
What’s at Stake with Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee […]
Opinions
Sounding Increasingly Desperate, Trump Attacks Black Congresswoman at Minnesota Rally
The day after a debate he was roundly criticized for, Trump went to an old stand by: Attacking African American women in positions of leadership. During a rally in Minnesota on September 30, Trump said, “What is going on with Omar? I have been reading these re-ports for two years about how corrupt and crooked she is. Let us get with it. Let us get with it.” […]