Alert: Texas is overrun with childcare deserts
Food deserts. Digital/Technology Deserts. Now the state of Texas is contending with Childcare Deserts.
HISD seeks community input on potential bond proposal to address aging facilities
HISD names 28 members of the school bond advisory committee.
What books are must-reads to keep your Black Card?
Check out these essential books Blacks must read to keep their Black Card.
Revival of interest in HBCUs and ‘A Different World’ cast reunites to raise awareness
The show provided a pioneering depiction of young Black life and tackled pressing issues.
Don’t be fooled by Trump’s ops in the Bronx
Despite attempting to appeal to POC voters, Trump’s words didn’t resonate with Bronx residents.
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Tina Knowles reveals early signs of future success for Beyoncé, Solange, and Kelly Rowland
She recalls Beyoncé standing up for others, Solange’s activist spirit, and Kelly Rowland’s peacemaking nature.
HBCUs could be left out in the cold in NCAA profit-sharing
A bigger class is on the horizon for HBCUs like PV and TSU.
Houston jazz artist, teacher, mentor Leonard ‘Al’ Campbell continues to expand legacy
Leonard ‘Al’ Campbell continues to have a profound impact on the jazz world globally.
Trump Does the Harlem Fake
The one time Trump comes anywhere near Harlem is to visit a bodega owner who stabbed and killed a Black…
Stephen A. Smith’s Non-Apology ‘Apology’Â
His comparison of Trump’s legal issues to the struggles of Black people shows influential Black folks must educate, not just…
The Party of Lincoln Is Dead
Republicans celebrate the Confederacy and block civil rights legislation. Democrats delivered the first Black president, the first Black vice president,…
Profiles
Houston legend John Guess III shares insights on real estate legacy
By creating legacy wealth, legend John Guess III sets an example for Black entrepreneurs.
Globally-renowned, Houston-based Dr. Anthony Pinn continues to push theological boundaries
Theologian Dr. Anthony Pinn challenges traditional religious views and adopts a humanistic approach.
Demetria Qualls, Hearts of Rescue offer unique homeless ministry
Demetria Qualls leads Hearts of Rescue’s unique ministry that offers showers for the homeless.
National
Black military service: Fighting enemies foreign and domestic
The long history of Black military service involves battles overseas and at home.
Conservative Supreme Court ruling weakens racial gerrymandering claims
The decision raises the evidentiary bar for proving racial discrimination in redistricting cases.
The many faces of mental illness in Blacks
The prevalence of mental illness in the Black community brings specific challenges.
Police have killed over 380 people so far this year
Police killing of U.S. Navy airman Roger Fortson, others prompts calls for police reform.
What is Project 2025 and its implications for Black people?
Tamani Mwandani, founder of 3 Levels Edutainment, is sounding the alarm about Project 2025.