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The Democratic Party’s decision to elevate South Carolina as the first 2028 presidential primary provides Black voters with an historic opportunity. Black voters will play a…
Overview: Adapting Through Flavor Editor Jasmine McBride reports on how Minneapolis entrepreneur Honey Price pivoted her local catering and bakery business into a growing seasoning…
If You Don’t Count It, You Don’t Have to Fix It (Trice Edney Wire) – The Trump administration is not eliminating workplace discrimination. It is eliminating…
More than 60 years after marching for voting rights, Leatha Davis says the sacrifices of Selma still carry a warning for a generation at risk of…
It is a well-established fact that the Black Press is and always has been the “Trusted Messenger” of the Black community. With that being said, it…
A customer walks into Walgreens expecting to pick up a prescription. Instead, they often leave with something else: a hug, a listening ear or a few…
More than a year after Kairis Aurae Hill died, the nursery her parents prepared in their Bakersfield home remains largely untouched. A white crib sits…
By Areva Martin For nearly two decades, I have fought to change the way our society sees neurodivergent people. As a civil rights attorney, founder…
By Reverend Dr. Boise Kimber The AI Boom and the promise of public ownership: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming one of the most powerful forces…
By Dr. Boise Kimber July 20, 2026 I am proud to offer my strong endorsement of Congressman John B. Larson for re-election to the United States…