By Lennox Kalifungwa The independent film “Paul’s Promise,” though set in 1950s racially divided Arkansas, addresses a very modern question: Can a racist fireman be redeemed…
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By Alan Zeitlin Dallas resident Alexander Feinstein, 20, said he watched all the recent interviews in which celebrity Kanye West, now known as Ye, made anti-Semitic…
By Dmitriy Shapiro Throughout the long primary season, pro-Israel Democratic organizations successfully supported the pro-Israel candidates in primaries where opponents appeared weak on Israel. This was…
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County to celebrate past Bigs and grown-up Littles during 50-year anniversary in 2023 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County…
I must preface this article by saying this behavior of White Fragility, and Karenism is a proponent of White privilege. Its infiltrations into our democracy is causing an erosion to what is being put into place to offer some form of equality to people like me, who want what’s right and are willing to fight for it.
By Saman Rizwan Half of employed Americans have been so frustrated with their workplace tech that they’ve switched jobs — or are actively applying, according to…
By Gabriella Petty A woman loves cleaning so much that she gave up her job as a professional to travel the world and scrub homes for…
By Percy Lovell Crawford CHICAGO — Being signed to Death Row Records can be both intimidating and rewarding. The powerful 1990s record label was known for its…
By Jessica Hehir-Smith A dad has combined his two favorite hobbies, pole dancing and archery, to perform incredible stunts – and never misses the target. Video…
By Emma Dunn A woman spent 24 hours in a dog crate listening to hounds barking and recreating the smell of urine by spraying vinegar onto…