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Black Teachers Are Leaving the Profession Behind In Huge Numbers
Recent studies show that diversity in the teaching profession has been on a sharp decline for the last two years
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No He Didn’t! NYC Mayor Eric Adams Is Calling People, “Low Skilled Workers.”
With an urge to get workers back in person, NY mayor Eric Adams uses a bad choice of words to describe who it would help.
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Seven HBCUs, Including Norfork State University Receive Bomb Threats, Prompting Evacuations and Lockdowns
Authorities are currently investigating the credibility of the threats and if they are connected
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Maxine McNair, Last Living Parent of Child Killed In 1963 Church Dies At 93
“We are going to miss her laughter and her humor. The family would appreciate all of your thoughts and prayers.” her family said
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As Speaker Pelosi Nears Her Exit, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries Is A Favorite To Lead Caucus
Jeffries would become the first Black person in U.S. history to lead a chamber of Congress.
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The Proof Is In The Pudding: Protests Reduce Police Killings According To New Research
Contrary to what some believe, the mass protests of 2020 did a lot of good when it comes to police reform
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New NY Mayor Eric Adams Declares the City Must Learn To “Live With COVID,” But Do It With Swagger
“Another variant comes out, what are we going to do? Are we going to shut down our city?”
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Confederate Statues In Virginia Potentially Headed To Black History Museum
“The arrangement would enable the community to take a deliberate approach in its reckoning with such divisive symbols.”
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Signs Bill That Will Re-Open Michigan’s Only HBCU
The Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design is slated to be open in March 2022
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Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman Gives Support Continuing the At-Home Confinement Provision Done By the Cares Act
The congresswoman noted rehabilitation and the ongoing pandemic for lower-level offenders
