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Photos: YouTube Screenshots\USBC The 2023 U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC) National Conference, held from July 19th to 21st at the prestigious Waldorf Astoria in Washington, D.C., concluded with…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons If you ask most people my age about Rwanda the only thing they remember is the 1994 genocide. The United Nations reports that as…
Photos: YouTube Last week, two news stories broke with enormous significance not just for redesigning public safety in the United States, but for beginning to redress racialized trauma…
YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Last week marks the 75th anniversary of Executive Order 9981, which was issued by President Harry S. Truman (below middle) on July 26, 1948, and…
Photos: IBW21.org\YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons By Don Rojas The following speech, written by Pan-African journalist and editor Don Rojas, was prepared to commemorate the life and legacy of of…
Photo: Event Flyer "Go ye into all the world." Los Angeles-based virtuoso Leon Lacey heeded the call and descended unto the stage at Brooklyn's Kings Theatre in his…
Photos: Marcus Relton The feature documentary 'Out From Under Us' about land grabs, human-rights abuses, and alleged genocide against the Acholi people in northern Uganda is launching a…
Photos: Amazon\YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Do you know who you are? Really? Consider these questions in the context of an unexpected surge in Black American and global interest in…
Photos: YouTube Screenshot\Wikimedia Commons “A 4-year-old girl passed out in 100-degree heat after she was pushed back toward Mexico by Texas National Guard personnel. A pregnant woman became…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Facebook The People’s Organization For Progress (POP) will have a press conference to condemn Gov Ron DeSantis’ Florida public school curriculum that says African Americans benefited…
