Month: September 2023
In this episode, Professor Karen Hunter discusses the common narrative of strikes right now: the workers versus the one percent.…
Las Vegas police announced the arrest of a man in connection with the fatal shooting of Los Angeles rapper and…
This week, news of Kansas City (I don’t know if it is the one in Missouri or Kansas) Chiefs football…
This past April, Basketball Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas was a guest on ESPN’s now-canceled Keyshawn, JWill & Max show, and while…
In her memoir, “Thicker Than Water,” Emmy-nominated actress Kerry Washington opens up about finding out that the man she had…
Black fashion literature is one of the most influentially visual markers we have. Despite the industry’s deeply-rooted barriers of discrimination…
A whiff of a calming yet unfamiliar scent welcomes me as I walk into ILĖ, the venue for a chef’s…
Yesterday, Grambling State University announced they would be honoring two of their legendary players, Doug Williams and James “Shack” Harris”,…
Edwin Raymond, a 15-year veteran of the New York Police Department, sits down with Lurie Daniel Favors to discuss how…
This week, Dr. Greg Carr celebrated 23 years at Howard University. Dr. Carr is an Associate Professor of Afro-American Studies…
I grew up in a big family, even bigger now, as I have just been introduced to a new uncle…
While Wellness Month may be over, the importance of taking care of the mind and body should still be a…