50 Years After Fair Housing Act, We Still Have a Long Way to Go
By Jeffrey W. Hicks We have come a long way toward building Black homeownership since the Fair Housing Act was signed into federal law 50 years ago. In commemorating that … Read More
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High School Students Across Nation March for Gun Control
By Amiyah King Howard University News Service WASHINGTON—Tens of thousands of high school students across America were marked with an unexcused absence Wednesday, but everyone knew where they were. In … Read More
Southern California Edison Celebrates 16th Annual Black History Month in Compton
By Susan Cox Southern California Edison (SCE) recently joined in the national celebration of Black History Month in Compton at its 16th annual BHM event which recognized Edison customers, business … Read More
Gunman in Florida School Shooting Reportedly a Member of a White Nationalist Group Where He Received Militia Training
“He probably used that training to do what he did,” said Jordan Jereb, leader of the Republic of Florida. By Kaitlyn D’Onofrio / February 15, 2018 Nikolas Cruz, who shot … Read More
Once we see The Donald as a Russian agent who has been doing Putin’s bidding for years it all makes sense
Colin Gillespie So much about Donald Trump, his behavior, his connections, his campaign and his presidency seems so crazy it is hard to make sense of it all-until we see … Read More