Category: EDITORIALS

Rosa Parks took a stand she sat down and folded her hands. Her feet were tired that day; she could not take one more step anyway. “Move to

In our introductory remarks on this thrilling and lessons induced book, the book of Jonah, we were acquainted with a renowned, yet reluctant, prophet from Gathhepher, a small

By Freddie Allen NNPA Senior Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NNPA) – Predatory lenders continue to target poor, Black and Latino communities, siphoning off $103 billion in fees and interests

The African American Education Archives and History Hall of Fame Program honors Black educators, alive or deceased, who made significant contributions to Dallas County education for African Americans. 

As we approach this series of messages in the exciting and lesson packed book of Jonah, it is our prayer that the Spirit of God may arouse your

February: the love month; the month that includes Valentine Day. And when we think of Valentine Day, our minds usually turn toward romantic love. Most adults can remember

Top Ladies, Top Teens, Lords & Guest enjoyed an evening of elegance on Saturday, February 14, 2015; celebrating not only Valentines’ Day, but a special occasion to honor

One of the most famous conductors of the Underground Railroad was Harriet Tubman. She risked her life endless times reaching back into the South to save family, friends,

In observance of Black History Month, I believe it is important to highlight some of those long lasting institutions and entities that have continued to serve the empowerment

James Comey, the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, recently said that a healthy dialogue concerning the issues of race and policing was necessary if American society