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Our Planet is Melting. Who Cares?
Blackface Scandal Spotlights Deeply Embedded Racism in US
Don’t Underestimate the Value of In-Kind Services and Resources
CFPB Makes Move to Support Payday Lenders During Black History
Free Public Tours of Tournament House Begin Today for 2019
Celebrity Guests, Entertainers & Dignitaries At 37th Annual Black History Parade and Festival
“What’s Love Got to Do With It?”
The Rotary Club of Pasadena, Have a Heart this Valentine’s
C2 Education Southern California Area Locations to Hold Presidents Day Free Practice Test Event
“Power Rising” Summit for Black Women To Reconvene in New Orleans This Year
How An Early Orthodontist Visit Can Head Off A Child’s Jaw Problems
Women May Need to Make Extra Financial Moves
We all know the stories of our heroes from long ago that helped extricate us out of Slavery and Jim Crow, and we are blessed to repeat those stories to inspire our young. If you don’t know the stories, go to the old folks in your family and ask them about your relatives from the past. Go to the … [Read More...]
Celebrate black history, culture and achievements at Pasadena’s 37th annual Black History Parade and Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, February 16. Join Celebrity Grand Marshal Kaj … [Read More...]
VIRGINIA (AP) – When Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam refused to resign last week, he did so in the shadow of a Capitol built by a founding father and a slave owner, in the former seat of the Confederacy still wrestling with what to do about statues that honor those who fought to preserve slavery. The … [Read More...]
Everyone needs money – and every nonprofit needs cash or cash equivalents. These are used to meet payroll, pay the rent, fund programs, services, advocate, and more. Cash is king, but you can expand your fund development and fundraising to include in-kind resources. With this column we are talking … [Read More...]
The NBA Battle for Los Angeles! Historians may one day record this era as the battle for Los Angeles. For many years, the Lakers owned the city, lock, stock, and barrel. Through the years, their roster included Elgin Baylor, Jerry West, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson, James Worthy, Shaquille … [Read More...]
The Right Reverend William Barber has revived Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Poor People’s Campaign. He has reminded us that the triple evils of an age were racism, militarism, and poverty. But he has advanced the struggle for social and economic justice by including ecological devastation and the … [Read More...]
I pride myself with the ability to express myself with the proper wording. I enjoy words and seeing how they relate one to another. Unfortunately, it has not always the case. I have found through the years that I have developed quite the art of stuttering. It happens at the most inconvenient moments. It is […]