Why Saying “You’re Right” Is Never Wrong

Validating others more often creates a mutual win-win result. KEY POINTS “You’re wrong!” When we hear these words from a friend, boss or partner, it rarely feels good. If you’re…

Xavier University of Louisiana to open fifth HBCU medical school in the nation

Howard’s College of Medicine, Morehouse School of Medicine, Meharry Medical College, and the Charles R. Drew University Medicine and Science and now XULA is the latest HBCU medical school. By Wynton…

How to revive hair that thins, grays or gets out of control as you age

.Story by Sally Wadyka The ways in which hair changes as we age aren’t always welcome. Nor are they entirely within our control. Hormonal shifts — which affect women more…

Latest Mock Draft for the Saints

NFL Draft: Our First Perfect New Orleans Saints Mock Draft On The Pro Football Focus Simulator If the New Orleans were able to draft these players, it would be perfect…

Question for Congressman Clay Higgins: Why such hostility?

by Sharon Lavigne, Louisiana Illuminator Last week, Congressman Clay Higgins made the social media post about Michael Regan, administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, leaving us perplexed ever since.…

“JUST AS” JUSTICE

White folks moan and pout, there’s sorrow. Black folks cheer and shout, there’s tomorrow. for OJ, for OJ, ‘cause OJ is free. HE IS FREE. HE IS FREE. HE IS…

Beginner’s Guide On How to Use AI in Daily Life and Work

by Senior Technology Writer Neil C. Hughes AI can help anyone work smarter, not harder. However, many people with nontechnical backgrounds can feel intimidated and overwhelmed by the pace of technological change. But…

Create and Lead a High-Performance Leadership Team

Soren Kaplan Ph.D.by Unlock the seven secrets of elite leadership teams. KEY POINTS In today’s dynamic business landscape, high-performing leadership teams are the backbone of organizational success. Great teams don’t just get…

Black girls’ identity development and the protective role of parental socialization in educational settings

by Kimberly Phillips Several years ago, when Marketa Burnett asked the young Black girls who were part of her research study to talk about what it meant first to be a girl…

Pain but Rarely Gain for Black Owned Businesses!

– by Otis Tucker As a great grandson and grandson of an entrepreneurial family I studied the history of Black Businesses in this city. I looked at  the rise and…