By Ryan Velez At least 125 people have tested positive for HIV, Syphilis or both in the latest outbreak of the two diseases, says the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Milwaukee public health officials. According to their report, 10% of those infected […]
A public park space in Baltimore that once honored two Confederate Army generals has been renamed for civil rights icon Harriet Tubman. Hundreds of people, including city officials and Tubman family members, gathered in Wyman Park Dell for the ceremony on Saturday, held on the […]
Two white students at the UK’s Nottingham Trent University have been arrested after a black student, Rufaro Chisango, tweeted a video this week of a pair of white students outside her dorm room chanting racial slurs. While locked in her dorm room, Chisango recorded the […]
Photo Credit Christian Robinson Atlanta — I’m pretty sure I hadn’t even wiped the sonogram goop off my belly before I rushed off to pick out dresses and books for my unborn child. I was on a mission: My daughter was going to need all […]
Talent can come from anywhere. Just ask Twitter user Sulayman Abu-Bakr who saw the 44-year-old artist Ahmed Sulaiman outside of his office building drawing portraits of people passing by. Abu-Bakr tweeted that Sulaiman offered to draw a portrait of him and was amazed that it […]
As much as we LOVE Bum Carson and his stellar Housing and Urban Development staff here at The Beacon, we think he’s physically and mentally incapable of doing anything more than being Trump’s go-to negro, “Yes Man!” As Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, a […]
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