Last week marked the solemn 50th anniversary of Dr. Kingâs assassination in 1968, as well as the historic Memphis Sanitation Workerâs Strike. Beginning April 2nd through 4th, these groups and more all came together to successfully participate in the I AM 2018, a campaign and series of activities conceived not just to commemorate watershed events, but also to connect the legacies of King, and the strikers and to train and mobilize next generation activists to affect change in their communities.
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    The campaign will focus on an aggressive voter registration drive, community-level education on important issues, and a mobilization effortâall designed to reach young, Black eligible voters.
For many Black Washingtonians, gentrification threatens housing and health
Tornadoes touched down in Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday! (Pictured) Down tree on 7th Terrace.
As celebrations go forth in England for the birthday of Queen Elizabeth on April 21, we, celebrate âOur Queenâ, Mrs. Hattie Mae Courley, whose birthday is on April 21 as well.
Civil Rights Lawyer Mario Williams rises from Peace Corps to sue White Supremacists
Attorneys representing Bill Cosby are trying to convince Judge Steven OâNeill to dismiss a newly-minted juror, because he proclaimed that the comedian is guilty.
Following a 10-month investigation into the extrajudicial killing of Alton Sterling, Louisianaâs Attorney General Jeff Landry announced that his office would not pursue criminal charges against the officers involved.
    Lee attended the Florida March for Black Women, where she was the youngest guest speaker. Lee says, âone of my greatest moments while attending was to see not only people that look like me, but people who were my age and interested in creating change too.â
     The next leader of Palm Beach Countyâs public school system will be Florida A&M University (FAMU) alumnus Donald Fennoy. This is the first time an African-American will hold the position of superintendent for the South Florida county.