By Brian Figeroux, Esq.| Editorial credit: a katz / shutterstock.com The Working Families Party (WFP), established in 1998, has been a significant force in New York City’s progressive politics. However, concerns have emerged regarding the party’s representation of Black leadership, its estrangement from former leader Bertha Lewis, and its strained relationships with city unions. Lack of […]
By Staff Writer, Jamaicans.com | Photo credit: Jamaicans.com Dr. Afua Cooper, a Jamaican-Canadian historian, poet, and scholar, has been honored with the Order of Nova Scotia, the province’s highest distinction. This recognition celebrates her exceptional contributions to literature, Black Canadian studies, and community building. Here are five key things to know about this trailblazing figure: […]
By Esther Claudette Gittens Introduction The question of “Who is an American?” has been central to the nation’s identity since its founding. From the Declaration of Independence, which proclaimed that “all men are created equal,” to modern debates about immigration, race, and national identity, the definition of who belongs in America has been contested and […]
By Ask The Pastors Radio Show The Bible, especially in the King James Version (KJV), speaks profoundly to the equality of all humanity. The Scriptures emphasize that God created all people in His image, regardless of their race, ethnicity, or skin color, and that His love, justice, and salvation are available to all. This analysis […]
By Pearl Phillip | Editorial credit: Yuri A. / shutterstock.com The body positivity and inclusivity movement has emerged as a powerful cultural force, reshaping societal attitudes toward beauty, self-worth, and identity. It promotes acceptance of all body types, challenges historical beauty standards, and fosters self-love and respect for people who don’t conform to conventional ideals. […]
