Posted inCommunity, Health, Homepage, Local, Metro, Politics, This Week

Environmental Advocates and City Officials Hold Historic, Tense Dialogue

In West Dallas, the Singleton United/Unidos campaign continues to fight for the shuttering of a toxic air pollutant spewing asphalt shingle plant that sits immediately adjacent to residential homes through a process known as amortization. In Floral Farms, community advocates who once sued the city now reflect on the victorious removal of the illegal Shingle Mountain dumpsite as they continue to push for the acceptance of a neighborhood-led plan that would result in the full remediation of the site.

Posted inHomepage

Major Exhibition Opens in San Francisco to Honor Martial Arts Legend Icon; Emphasizes to African Americans That ‘We Are Bruce Lee’ Too

Artist William Rhodes and a Dr. George Davis Senior Center Team Contributed Black Elements to Showcase the Multicultural Side of the Martial Arts Phenom San Francisco, CA – On Sunday, April 24th, a major exhibition opened in San Francisco at the Chinese Historical Society of America (CHSA) honoring the iconic martial arts legend Bruce Lee.  The […]

Posted inEntertainment, National, National, Politics

White House Correspondents Association Honors and then Disses Black Press at Dinner

While honoring the two, the WHCA failed to acknowledge National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) President and CEO Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr., who inexplicably was seated in the back of the room out of the view of most attendees including family members of the honorees and President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden. By […]

Posted inHealth

America’s Teens in Crisis: Mental Health Disorders Now Biggest Concern

“The mental health of Black American youth “was in crisis long before COVID-19 devastated the world, but no national public health crisis was called.” By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia Mental health disorders stand as a chief concern among American teenagers, according to researchers who said the pervasiveness of such illnesses […]

Posted inCulture, Education, Food, Health, Lifestyle, Local, Local, Minority Health Month Special Edition, Special Edition, Video

Gardening is Gangsta with Que P!

Lil D chats with rapper & agricultural instructor, Quincy “Que P” Bradley. For Minority Health Month, we chat with Que P on the importance of sustainability farming and why people – especially in lower income communities – should invest in their health to take care of their families. He is also one of the main […]

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