By Nayaba ArindeEditor-at-Large“It is like they are creating a ‘poor versus the poorest situation,” AT Mitchell, founder and CEO of Brooklyn’s Man Up Inc., told Our...
By SANDRA ESCALLÓNTELEMUNDO 47www.nbcnewyork.comNew Yorkers who make minimum wage are set to get their first pay bump in 5 years. Andrew Siff reports.The new year is...
February brought record-setting cold temperatures last week, as low as 4 degrees. Combined with life-threatening wind chill, outdoor temperatures reached as low as minus 15 degrees....
The housing boom in Brooklyn continues to explode and elderly Black homeowners are frequently being preyed upon by unscrupulous real estate buyers. Cease and desist zones...
An Interview with Dr. Christopher Boxe Bernice Elizabeth Green: Your view on “facts versus opinion.” Why is it important to pay more attention to the information...
by Wildtomorrow.orgEcology and the environment aren’t the first things that we think of when reflecting on the life and legacy...
Her Life and Legacy Honored at Columbia Journalism School Symposium Distinguished national voices in media, scholarship and the arts joined...
By Amadi AjamuThe December 12th Movement’s Stop the Killing (STK) campaign organizers held a special tribute on March 17 for...
“Preserving Memories, Preserving Ourselves” To encourage us to hold on to ancestral memory, the wise late Joan Maynard challenged us...
by Bernice Elizabeth GreenBefore the hot comb and smoothing ointments became the must-have hair products for women of color at...
By Lisa DurdenHey y’all, it’s your girl Lisa Durden, and you know I had to kick off Women’s History Month...
By Fern GillespieAt this year’s New York State Association of Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic & Asian Legislators in Albany, Governor...
Philadelphia Residents Seek Monuments to Giants in the City’s Black History, Unknown to the Rest of the World A member...