SAN ANTONIO OBSERVER — A lot of us use technology to communicate these days. The days of face-to-face communication, in person, are minuscule to the time we...
BLACK VOICE NEWS — April 4th marked 51 years since Martin Luther King, Jr. was felled by an assassin’s bullet, yet the world continues to embrace his...
THE PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE — Lorraine’s legacy is in all those she managed, mentored, guided and taught. A great editor, colleague, teacher and sister-friend is gone, but she...
THE AFRO — Beatrice Portia Robinson Yoes was born April 23, 1917 in Chester, Maryland on the Eastern Shore. She came to Baltimore when she was a...
THE AFRO — Imagine the fear and anger you would experience upon hearing from your child care provider that your child has been exposed to toxic chemicals....
MILWAUKEE COURIER — The reform-minded space we are in today around Youth Justice Reform is exciting, and is what our community knows must happen. We can finally...
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — Automated vehicles need to work in tandem with an expanded mass transportation system, not compete with it. Mass transit is more efficient...
JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — With so much to write about, like local elections, crime, etc. it is important to take a pause from time to time to...
THE TENNESSEE TRIBUNE — Though many may not realize it, Nashville was one of the key locales in the Movement from its inception.
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THE PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE — The university hopes to raise about $4 million over the next few months
THE WESTSIDE GAZETTE — Florida seems hellbent on sending its public schools into K-12 purgatory.
CHARLESTON CHRONICLE — For the past few years I’ve had mixed emotions about the response our society is making in the wake of the opioid epidemic.
THE AFRO — The MOU would require an agreement with the Baltimore Police Department.
NASHVILLE PRIDE — Private for-profit prisons are a contentious reality that many feel may have a lingering detrimental effect on people.
WASHINGTON INFORMER — There is a visceral disregard and aggressive muting of the African-American presence in Old Georgetown.
WESTSIDE GAZETTE — "It is clear that it does not matter how many people are assassinated, how many buildings are invaded by some deranged person who...
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HOUSTON FORWARD TIMES — In her first news conference as a Senate-confirmed Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Kathleen Kraninger’s remarks sounded a lot...
HUDSON VALLEY PRESS — This fall recognizes National Family Caregivers Month, an annual observance honoring family caregivers.
OAKLAND POST — We must do something about rising costs, and one key is to empower patients with the information they need to drive costs down...
CHARLESTON CHRONICLE — The S.C. Poor People’s Campaign in recent months has been strengthening.
HUDSON VALLEY PRESS — Like anything else the weather will change from day to day, month to month, season to season.
DALLAS POST TRIBUNE — In the few remaining weeks of the 115th Congress it is imperative that we witness the passage of legislation that will, among...
