It may be hard to imagine “Good Friday” as “Good” when we review the scene on Calvary’s Hill. Imagine standing at the foot of a cross...
My dude. My guy. What up, Son? What it do? How you living, Fam? What’s poppin’, Bruh. Comrade. And, when life really has ahold of you,...
In a clever attempt to salvage a bit of the pomp and circumstance associated with graduation, administrators and teachers at Pine Bluff High School arranged a...
As the coronavirus doubles down on pre-existing conditions and other factors disproportionately affecting Black America, the NAACP and BET hosted a virtual town hall Wednesday evening...
Reggie McDonald remembers taking the Metro to his job as a logistics manager for the Department of Homeland Security on March 12th which was his last...
The numbers are coming in on the coronavirus, and preliminary statistics indicate the disease is leaving a deadly legacy in Black America. The Centers for Disease...
This weekend marks 52 years since an assassin’s bullet stole the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as he stood on the balcony...
Charles and Vera Collier stood outside the Mount Bayou Baptist Church as the wind whipped a chill into the early spring day. The couple had come...
The federal government is extending its stay-at-home guidelines which were set to expire Monday until April 30, a decision heralded by healthcare officials and reminiscent of...
Dr. Bernice King spent part of her birthday in prayer with thousands who convened via Facebook for collective support and outreach during the COVID-19 pandemic. “I...