What’s Going On With Florida Voters
Early Voting is underway in Florida. Read more to get an update on how it’s going so far. … Read More What’s Going On With Florida Voters
Category: Culture
Get Your Early Voting On!
An informational piece on Early Voting… Read More Get Your Early Voting On!
Felons Face Financial Requirements In Order to Vote
With the election less than a month away, some citizens, mainly minorities, will not have a chance to vote due to financial requirements. … Read More Felons Face Financial Requirements In Order to Vote
First presidential debate descends into chaos, cacophony, and accusations
Viewers nationwide watched as both candidates talked over and hurled insults at each other.… Read More First presidential debate descends into chaos, cacophony, and accusations
We are the Blueprint
A look into the influence black people have on modern day trends … Read More We are the Blueprint
In Remembrance of C.T. Vivian
Rev. Cordy Tindell Vivian, an author, minister, and personal aid to civil rights leader, Martin Luther King passed away on July, 17th, 2020 at 95. … Read More In Remembrance of C.T. Vivian
In Remembrance of John Lewis
John Lewis, a civil rights leader and U.S. Representative for Georgia’s 5th Congressional district since 1987, passed away on July 17th after a six-month battle with cancer.… Read More In Remembrance of John Lewis
The Black Vote is Not a Joke
You’ve probably heard by now that Kanye West is running for president and there are a million and one theories as to why. Some say it’s because he wasn’t a Trump supporter to begin with, others say it’s a plot in favor of Trump. Whatever you do believe, I just want to say that voting… Read More The Black Vote is Not a Joke
The Signal: A Call to Black Men
You know that conversation that we’ve been “saving for another day”? Today is another day. Another day where a black life is lost. Another day in which we have been failed. OLUWATOYIN SALAU (19), also referred to as “Toyin” and “Queen”, is another BLACK WOMAN who has been failed. In the physical sense, she was… Read More The Signal: A Call to Black Men
The History of Juneteenth
Many people did not know much about Juneteenth (A.K.A. Freedom Day) until this year. Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. On June 19th 1865, the Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas to deliver the news that the war was over and that slaves were free.… Read More The History of Juneteenth
