Dr. King learned racism is a system. They want to honor Dr. King’s legacy as non violent, but not honor his fight for economic injustice and reparations for Black Americans. Dr. King’s legacy lives on and it continues to empower young Black Americans everyday.
Read MoreBlack Press photojournalist and social media maven Anthony Tilman assessed the death of President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better legislation this way: “[Fifty] Republicans in the Senate don’t care about children in their own communities and want them to remain in poverty, and yet they still get re-elected. That’s the sad truth.” In an appearance, […]
Read MoreBy Frances Y. Spencer | The Drum Newspaper Zindy Laursen’s parents, a Danish go-go dancer and a Louisiana GI headed to Vietnam, met more than 50 years ago in Australia. Armed with only that tiny bit of information, the Danish pop singer and actress embarked on a 30-year journey to find her father. Her quest […]
Read MoreBy Bernie Wilson AP Sports Writer | The Los Angeles Sentinel Henry Aaron made history with one swing of his bat. A year later and on the other side of Georgia, Lee Elder made history with one swing of his driver. They both overcame racist threats to reach milestones that will always be part of […]
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