Launched: A “National Day of Healing”
Dr. Gardere People from across the city gathered at Brooklyn Borough Hall on a recent Tuesday to participate in an act of service in support of their fellow…
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Nonprofit mission creep: good or bad?
This is the first in a series focused on the prerequisites for fundraising success. Happy New Year! We hope you are energized and ready to embrace a new…
Uganda Elections 2016: Towards Another Rigged NRM Vote
Gen. Museveni; after 30 years dictatorship, looks to extend in February Wherever you turn in Uganda you see signs of failure as aptly expressed by Ann Coulter, the…
Happy Kwanzaa From The First Couple
Michelle and I extend our warmest wishes to families across the country celebrating Kwanzaa this holiday season. Today begins a week-long celebration of African-American heritage and culture through…
I Call Him My Boyfriend
V, on the left, with Alyssandra Alyssandra Lynette was born a boy and her boyfriend “V” a girl. Alyssandra has undergone hormone therapy to resemble a female. “V”…
With No Community Ties, Police Forces Are Occupiers
Relations between police and the communities they occupy cannot improve as long as officers have no ethnic or other emotional bonds with the people being policed. The catholic…
2015 — The Year Of #BlackLivesMatter
#BlackLivesMatter Michael Brown. Eric Garner. Laquan McDonald. Sandra Bland. Walter Scott. Rekia Boyd. Tamir Rice. Most Americans have at least heard their names, and the stories of how…
UGANDA OPPOSITION LEADER TO PUT “MORATORIUM” ON LAND AWARDS, EXPRESSES WORRY ABOUT LEVELS OF INTIMIDATION
Dr. Kizza Besigye addressing the Media in Gulu on Wednesday GULU, Uganda--A leading presidential candidate in Uganda’s February 18, 2016 election has said that he will put a…
Why The Black Press Matters
Imhotep Gary Byrd with Milton Allimadi. Photo: Hakim Mutlak [email protected] The following are the remarks delivered by Imhotep Gary Byrd as the keynote speaker at The Black Star…
NYC: Cheated Workers Recover $350,000 In Wages — Comptroller Stringer Says
Comptroller Scott Stringer An initiative, announced in August, to find over 1,000 workers who have failed to claim more than $3.7 million in prevailing wage awards has connected…