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Poverty is officially defined as a family of four living off of $23,021 or less a year. Today, a record 46.2 million people –15 percent of the U.S. population – are considered poor
Greed, poverty, crime, profiling and unequal justice By Phillip L. Wright, Ph.D. As a youngster growing up here in Miami, Florida, I have personally experienced or…
how consumer trends and behaviors impact that technology
The State of Black men, Part II
Hip Hop Connection Hip Hop artists have a responsibility to youth By Jineea Butler Since its inception Hip Hop has been a target for problems in…
The Heat from a youthful perspective
The legislature needs to step up to the plate and listen to these voices.
The politics of capitalism spawns unseemly political profiteering By Derek Joy Check this out. . . In the aftermath of George Zimmerman’s acquittal on second degree…
President Obama shocked America by giving public remarks on the George Zimmerman verdict