Legendary Georgetown coach John Thompson Jr. dies at age 78
Legendary Georgetown coach John Thompson Jr., known simply as “Big John” throughout college basketball, has died at age 78. […]
Legendary Georgetown coach John Thompson Jr., known simply as “Big John” throughout college basketball, has died at age 78. […]
In America, one incident of police brutality captured on video in May sparked global protests and may have finally galvanized calls for police reform. In Kenya, things are very different. […]
Systemic Change Starts with Us […]
MCCLENDON – Not Picture Funeral services for the late Jimmy McClendon – 80. POOLE Funeral services for the late Gussie Lee Poole – 77 were held August 29 at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel. SEIGRIST […]
BLAKE Funeral services for the late Russell Ricardo Blake – 76 were held August 30 at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. COPELAND Funeral services for the late Eileen K. Robinson Copeland – 61 were held August […]
GRESHAM Funeral services for the late Robert Lee Gresham – 66 were held August 29 at 11th Ave Church of God. WILLIAMS Funeral services for the late Curlie Carolyn Holloway Williams – 90.
On August 18, our school hosted a preview day, where we were able to see where our classes were and meet our teachers. Then the next day, we went to school for this first day, but it was completely different. […]
The Democratic National Convention is a series of presidential nominating conventions held every four years since 1832 by the United States Democratic Party. […]
It is with profound respect and gratitude that I write this lead-in into the remarkable women who have been on the forefront of making things happen here in America. I also understand that even though men play a great part in structuring what occurs, the women, especially the Black woman, were the places where nourishments sprang. Women of all colors played an intricate part in making the fabric of this Country wearable and beautiful ;however, Black women have had to stitch together a quilt made from hand-me-downs and woven them into a miracle blanket to protect all of us from the harshness of a racist and unbalanced system. The Black woman not only gave meaning to life where babies nursed from to gain their strength but also gave to the world their fortitude and the will power to march on. The strength of the Black woman is needed now more than ever to not only bring the country together but to reunite Black families in Black love. Yes, women suffrage was a movement; however, the Black woman’s movement is life. And to those Black women and women whose name may not appear in the annals of history, know that your impressions, your footprints are placed in the hearts and minds of those who cherish you. Carry on in your role as life givers. […]
Coronavirus Report: August 24, 2020 […]
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