by Alem Tedeneke • A continued engagement with history is vital as it helps give context for the present. • Black History Month is an opportunity to understand Black histories,…
Megan Thee Stallion’s Sexiest Bikini Pics
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by Love Dr. Rob I have been asked this question a lot lately. Too many women have found themselves wondering where she stood with a man. She knows that she…
WEALTH IS POWER: EXPANDING BLACK WEALTH – Part 3
What Do Black Economists Say About Expanding Black Wealth? by C.C. Campbell-Rock The senseless murders of George Floyd and other Black Americans in 2020 launched a resurgence of the Civil…
Car Break Ins in New Orleans
Hey, Brother, What Do You Want With My Car? by Kenneth Cooper I could shoot him in the back of the head if I wanted to. One shot. That’s…
Why the new stimulus is so hard to get
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Wendell Pierce & Roland Martin discuss Black Owned Media
New Orleans actor Wendell Pierce appeared before the New Orleans City Council and announced the formation of the Black Owned Media Coalition. The groups includes, WBOK 1230 am radio, The…
COVID Mutations Spell Catastrophe for Black America
NEAR FUTURE? A toxic mix of racist health outcomes, unequal vaccine distribution, and hesitancy to take the shots mean trouble. by Peter J. Hotez This article originally appeared in the…
Why You Should Never ‘Unsubscribe’ From Illicit Spam Emails and Texts
Some of us can be a little too diligent when dealing with email or text spam—because whatever you do, you shouldn’t click “unsubscribe” links or text “stop” in reply, as…
Resolving the Paradox of Race
What explains different perceptions about the prevalence of racism in the US? By Linda R. Tropp and Rachel D. Godsil This is the first of a four-part series exploring how racial bias and prejudice continue…