Encouraging Success
From making sure the bills get paid to visiting the sick and shut-in and molding the next generation of the faithful, African American women have more than earned the title of the backbone of the church.
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How To Trace Roots
Everybody has relatives who make them want to check a birth certificate to make sure they’re actually kin to them, yet increasingly African Americans are searching for even more branches from their family tree.
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Addressing News Issues
Serious questions on how the media decides when and when not to identify people by race, why it seems there are only bad stories about the ‘hood and how some missing people get in news coverage while others don’t, were addressed.
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Law Career In Future
Efforts to hold local school districts accountable for African American academic achievement have taken a step forward as a new Parallel Black School Board has been formed.
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Law Career In Future
The area surrounding Sacramento’s Grant Union High School could not be further from the hallowed halls of the Ivy League, but local student and senior Crystalkaye Farrington envisions herself there nonetheless.
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What Wright Really Said
The Chicago Tribune recently transcribed some controversial sermons of Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Barack Obama’s former pastor. As can be seen below, many of his remarks were taken out of context.
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Attack On Black Theology
It began last year with Hannity and Combs calling the theology followed by Dr. Jeremiah Wright’s church a “cult.” But it continues with recent news articles calling Black Theology and “strange religion” and a “separatist” concept.
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