Bishop Reginald T. Jackson argues that the Democratic Party’s strategy of waiting to fight Trump’s policies has severe repercussions for African Americans, and that the time to act is now to protect the progress made since the days of Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and John Lewis.
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Black Americans face unequal burden as US inches closer to war
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — As the U.S. edges toward potential war with Iran, Black Americans face a familiar pattern of disproportionate sacrifice—overrepresented in combat, underrepresented in leadership, and underserved upon returning home. Experts warn that systemic inequalities in military service, veteran care and community investment continue to deepen the burden on Black individuals and families.
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Opinion: What is the state of our union after 47th president’s first 100 days?
James Jerome Hankins is an author, journalist, realtor, coach, veteran, former teacher, NAACP local president, caregiver and North Carolina A&T State University 1971 graduate. In this article he discusses the ways in which the 47th president is not making the grade.
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George Foreman, the fearsome heavyweight who became a beloved champion, dies at 76
George Foreman, the legendary two-time heavyweight boxing champion and successful businessman, has passed away at 76. Best known for his loss to Muhammad Ali in the iconic “Rumble in the Jungle” and his inspiring comeback at 45 to reclaim the title, Foreman left a lasting legacy both in and out of the ring.
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Long champions of social justice, Black athletes say their voices are needed now more than ever
WNBA veteran Natasha Cloud believes speaking up about social justice is just as important as winning basketball games, and has used her platform to advocate for change in her communities.
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Kendrick Lamar’s big Super Bowl moment
Kendrick Lamar’s upcoming performance at the Super Bowl 59 halftime show is expected to be a powerful and culturally significant moment, as he continues his unflinching critiques of racial injustice and systemic inequality.