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This post was originally published on St. Louis American By Ashley Winters At least three people are dead, including an alleged shooter, and seven others injured following a shooting…
Photo: Getty Images Two Los Angeles council members embroiled in the racist audio scandal are standing their ground after protests calling for their resignations ensued outside…
In the pic: LtoR: Jonathan Beane, NFL SVP and Chief Diversity Officer, Taylor Cowan, Howard University Law Student and Memorial Foundation Social Justice Fellow and Harry…
Experienced by Kimatni D. Rawlins The Lexus RX has been a staple mid-luxury crossover SUV for 24 years, satisfying its loyal consumer base with reliability, technology,…
As midterm elections loom, it’s time to get ready to vote. Though the presidency is not up for grabs, members of Congress and state and local…
By Kim du Buclet, Commissioner, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District October 18th marked the 50th anniversary of the passing of the Clean Water Act. This monumental piece…
CHICAGO, IL – Early Voting in all of Chicago’s 50 Wards started today, Monday, October 24, and will be open through Monday, November 7. These sites are open Weekdays…
Though the racial wealth gap continues to persist, overwhelming evidence has shown that fostering and supporting entrepreneurship is one of the most effective ways to close…
A Black woman is speaking out after her Detroit home was foreclosed and awarded to a white woman “for free,” according to a shocking report from…
Written by Bishop Mitchell Scott, New Covenant Harvest Kingdom of God Ministries The health of a community is often about connecting. Connecting with our neighbors, friends,…