By Pat Stevenson It is because the United States is a Democracy that people of color have had the platform to fight for and win civil rights in this country. […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith January, the first month of the new year has passed on. The celebratory crystal ball dropped on Times Square announcing 2024. We made resolutions again to […]
By The Associated Press The late Dexter King Dexter Scott King, the younger son of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, recently died after battling prostate […]
By Zakiyyah Whether you struggle with an occasional bout of acid reflux, the pains of IBS, or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) – all can cause extreme discomfort. The symptoms worsen […]
By Erin Lewenauer The month of February kicks off with the bright splash of Black History Month, also known as African-American History Month, an annual observance originating in the United […]
By Mayor Eric Adams Our administration came into office with a clear mission: to protect public safety, revitalize our economy, and make all five boroughs more livable for the 8.3 […]
Mayor Eric Adams outlined a future-focused vision for working-class New Yorkers in his third State of the City address, delivered at Hostos Community College’s Hostos Center for the Arts & […]
By W.A. Rogers I am still surprised that a number of Black people, young and old, are not aware of the history of how Black History Month. I publish this […]
By Karen Heslop There’s a lot of advice about boosting your immune system, but how do you even know when it’s in trouble? One way people usually identify that their […]
If you have student loans, you likely received a “payment vacation” over the past few years due to legislation related to COVID-19. But if you’re like millions of other borrowers, […]
