Rest in Peace Rashawn Reloaded by Ronnie Sidney, II, LCSW is an excellent, award-winning children’s book that summarizes the multi-faceted issues surrounding the alarming trend of American police officers and private citizens shooting unarmed Black men. Sidney added responses gathered from a Q and A session […]
A digital mother’s day campaign seeks to combat racial and gender violence against mothers in the African-American community. Forward Together has partnered with Black Mamas Matter Alliance, National Network of Abortion Funds, SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective and the Southern Birth Justice Network to […]
Edwin Jackson, the former Indianapolis Colts linebacker who was killed by a drunk driver in February, was given a posthumous degree Saturday by Georgia Southern. His parents accepted the degree on his behalf: For full article, select Source link… Source: Georgia Southern Awards Former Colts LB Edwin Jackson Posthumous […]
Waffle House shooting victim DeEbony Groves’ memory still lives on. On Saturday, May 5, Groves would have walked across the stage with her brother, Di’Angelo Groves, to receive their diplomas. But the 21-year-old Belmont University student’s life was cut short by shooter Travis Reinking, 29, who opened fire […]
With great power, comes great responsibility, and there’s a 4-year-old superhero in Alabama who’s literally taking up the duty to do good and feed the homeless in his city. Austin Perine, is a pint-sized crusader from Birmingham who has found his calling and he’s using […]
Faraday Okoro’s “Nigerian Prince” is the first winner of AT&T’s Untold Stories program, a “Shark Tank”-like competition in which an underrepresented filmmaker bags a $1 million grant to produce a film. But the money comes with the added pressure of having to premiere the film […]
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