When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time
Browsing: A Message from The Publisher
It is difficult today because there are many things that separate me from the message. I am bombarded by my personal feelings of wanting to attack my weaknesses that I see in others. But I can’t do that; I only suffer more, thereby causing all of my blessings to be blocked when I become so petty. I do understand that what I do can ultimately affect us all.
Even in challenging times, giving thanks becomes a source of solace. Prayer and thanksgiving, not just reserved for one day, offer relief and a connection with a higher power. May every moment be treated with the gratitude it deserves.
As we approach the celebration of Veterans Day, let us come together in prayer and action, all with the shared goal of achieving peace in the simplest places-with conversations.
Hurricane Otis shows: No warning will be given!
The Taste of Soul Festival has become a cornerstone of the community, a vibrant celebration of culture, music, food, and unity. It’s an event that brings us all together, transcending cultural boundaries and celebrating the rich diversity that makes Los Angeles so unique.
To free ourselves from this destructive behavior, it’s essential to practice self-reflection and humility. Recognizing our own faults and the hidden harm we can cause, hopefully, allows us to approach conflicts with a more open and compassionate mindset. It paves the way for healthier relationships and personal growth. In essence, it’s a reminder that no one is faultless and acknowledging our own imperfections is a powerful step towards becoming a more compassionate and mindful human being.
The Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Conference is more than just a conference; it is a celebration of Black excellence. It brings together leaders, activists, and citizens from all walks of life to discuss pressing issues facing the African American community and to strategize on how to effect positive change.
We are writing to express our need for those interested in contributing to the important work of archiving The Westside Gazette Newspaper. As dedicated students/citizens with a passion for preserving historical records and promoting community heritage, we would be delighted to have you join our team of archivists and play a role in this significant project.
To be able to lead this great organization is an honor and a privilege that I don’t take lightly. 240 Black owned newspapers with a reach of more than 19 million readers on a weekly basis says that we’re more than a weekly reader. The Black Press has come a long way, and we still have a long way to go. Our newspapers are motherboards that our aspiring Publishers will use to spring us into new technology and allow us to continue to be a force to be reckoned with.