By Taroue Brooks Last month, Sherina Maye Edwards became the first Black, woman president and chief executive officer of one of the U.S.’s largest women-owned utility specialty companies, INTREN. An attorney by trade, there have […]
By Donna Rattley Washington It took a public health crisis to reveal, more than anything, the stark reality for the millions of digitally disconnected families in our nation. Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, […]
The New Kontiki M/S Wayra Offers a Socially Distanced Vacation along the Ecuadorian Coast Starting in August (Manta, ECUADOR – May 2021) Beginning August 2021, Kontiki Expeditionsintroduces a safe and distinctive vacation alternative for exploring Ecuador by […]
By Taroue Brooks Tell us about the Teacher’s Festival? Teachers Fest is for EDUCATORS ONLY: K-12 Teachers, professors, paraeducators, and retired educators. During Teachers Fest 2021, educators will meet safely online to celebrate their hard work & dedication […]
A year after the police murder set off protests and violence, Americans wrestle with racial reckoning and political stalemate
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Effort to elect independent candidates who will push the oil giant to pursue low-carbon initiatives gains momentum.
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One survey found more than 60 percent of women- and minority-owned small businesses could lose significant opportunities.
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By Ben Jealous Thanks to the voters who elected President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, we now have a Department of Justice that actually cares about justice. And I am not just talking […]
As hospitals run out of oxygen and drugs, cruel profiteers are running sick scams on the families of victims.
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By Hazel Trice Edney Set for vote by Senate Committee this week, she would be the first woman to head the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division A coalition of organizations led by some of the most […]
The Oval Office meeting will focus on the Democrats’ $4 trillion spending proposals.
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By Dr. Patrick Graham The revelation last week by the Innocence Project and American Civil Liberties Union that DNA and fingerprint evidence did not match Ledell Lee, a Black man executed in 2017 for the […]
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