I took the shot!
Published on The Weekly Challenger on 19th February 2021 “Over 50 years ago, my followers and I at the Center for a United Black Community made a solemn pledge to …
A Dollar A Day: The Human Cost of Abused Miners
Published by the Tennessee Tribune on 25th February 2021 Edited by Judith Isacoff and Carlin Becker Justine Kamakura, gets up at 5 a.m. and walks about 10 miles from her …
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First Black Led Vaccine Clinic Held in the Inner City Knoxville
Written by Vivian Shipe Published on 25th February 2021 In one of the smoothest operations seen in Knoxville, over 400 elderly, ages 70 and up were given their first vaccine …
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Influential mayor of Mozambique city dies of COVID-19
Written by Andrew Meldrum Published on 24th February 2021 Daviz Simango, the leader of Mozambique’s opposition MDM party and the mayor of the major port city of Beira, died Monday …
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500,000 dead and counting: Where are the vaccines?
Written by Rev. Dorothy Boulware Published on 25th February 2021 A recent AP report said seniors in Washington D.C. are “lagging behind” in vaccination numbers, especially those who live in …
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BAME Britons more likely to face “premium poverty” through higher living costs, study finds
Written by Leah Mahon Published on 23rd February 2021 Britons from black, Asian and ethnic minority backgrounds are reported to be facing disproportionately higher living costs because of the onset …
Top UK firms are warned by investors over the lack of ethnic and gender diversity
Written by Leah Mahon Published on 24th February 2021 INVESTORS HAVE warned companies to improve ethnic and gender diversity on their boards in preparation of the annual meeting season. The …
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BLACK CITIZENSHIP FORUM: The Roots of Xenophobic Violence in South Africa—A Pan African Response
Published by the Black Agenda Report on 24th February 2021 South Africa must dismantle and transcend the colonial nation-state through creation of a Pan-African federation that stretches across the Southern African …
Why a Shootout Between Black Panthers and Law Enforcement 50 Years Ago Matters Today
Written by Paul Ringel Published on 24th February 2021 The 1971 raid marks a nationwide militarization of police relations with Black protest groups and Africa Americans as a group. “The …
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