Liberians living in America since a devastating civil war that took 250,000 lives are now in the crosshairs of the current Trump administration which is threatening to lift their protected status and deport them. Some five thousand people nationally are protected from deportation under the […]
More than a million African-Americans live within a half mile of existing natural gas facilities and that number continues to grow. Because of this, many predominately Black communities “face an elevated risk of cancer due to air toxic emissions from natural gas development,” according to […]
By Vinette K. Pryce Special Assignment Isaiah II:6 “…A Little Child Shall Lead Them” “Welcome to the revolution!” Cameron Kasky of the Z Generation and Stoneman Douglas student said. The audience, millions of television viewers and huge crowd packing at least 10 blocks […]
It’s not everyday you see rappers in suits. Unless, you’re addicted to Jidenna’s Long Live The Chief, you may have to go back to the 90’s Bad Boy era to actually see that. But yesterday a new breed of rappers came to the forefront. They […]
Compiled by Audrey J. Bernard Women’s Editor The Design Essentials (DE) hair care system has been around since 1990 and is a popular “go to” hair product for women of color. Beauty visionary Cornell McBride envisioned a program that combined direct distribution […]
By J. Zamgba Browne Chief Correspondent As President Donald Trump talks about ending immigration to the United States based on extended family ties, the legal status of his mother and father-in-law face new scrutiny as they move closer toward naturalization and U.S. citizenship. First Lady […]
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