President Donald Trump went on a racist screed on Twitter and attacked Democratic congresswomen of color and their ancestry. The 45th President, who succeeded the first African American President of the United States, Barack Obama, has often attacked Black female elected officials, such as Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA), Black athletes, immigrants, and other women of color.
Serving the Pasadena / San Gabriel Valley
- Trump's Racist Attack on Congresswomen of Color
- Kidspace Unveils Cloud Formation Lab Artists’ New Interactive Installation Funded by the National Endowment for the Arts
- CLUE-Clergy, Laity United for Economic Justice Feel Faith Leaders’ Message to Immigrants: “Sanctuary Congregations Doors are Open”
- And Then the Thunder Roared
- Breast Cancer is the Most Imperative Health Issue Facing African American Women
- King James Welcomes Prince Davis!
- Governor Newsom Signs Wildfire Legislation
- California’s 2020 Redistricting Commission Is Accepting Applications: Only 253 African Americans Have Applied
- Trump Levels Racist Attack on Congresswomen of Color in Latest Social Media Screed
- “Go Back To Where You Came From”
- Mildred Hawkins Will Celebrate her 90th Milestone Birthday
- House Passes Schiff Amendment to Add Names of “The Lost 74” to Vietnam Veterans Memorial Sailors Aboard the U.S.S. Frank E. Evans Died Serving Our Country During Vietnam War
- City Announces Modifications to Tenant Protection Ordinance
- Estate Planning – A Primer
- Estate Plans Can Help You Answer Questions About the Future
- HBCU Leadership – the Revolving Door
This Week’s Editorial
“Go Back To Where You Came From”
The words, “Go Back Where You Came From”, are a famous refrain of white racists, including the Ku Klux Klan. Now they have been stated by the President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump. He spoke these words to four Congresswomen of color, Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Ilhan … [Read More...]
Trump Levels Racist Attack on Congresswomen of Color in Latest Social Media Screed
President Donald Trump went on a racist screed on Twitter and attacked Democratic congresswomen of color and their ancestry. The 45th President, who succeeded the first African American President of the United States, Barack Obama, has often attacked Black female elected officials, such as Rep. Maxine … [Read More...]
HBCU Leadership – the Revolving Door
Part one of a three part series Running an institution of higher education is like running a multi-million dollar business. There are negotiations for property, talent, capital, innovation, … [Read More...]
Estate Plans Can Help You Answer Questions About the Future
The word “estate” conjures images of great wealth, which may be one of the reasons so many people don’t develop estate plans – after all, they’re not rich, so why make the effort? In reality, though, if you have a family, you can probably benefit from estate planning, whatever your asset level. And … [Read More...]
Estate Planning – A Primer
Estate planning can be defined as the process of putting an individual's financial affairs in order and telling their loved ones what’s important to them. The most important goals can be stated as follows: maximize the individual's enjoyment of his or her estate during his/her lifetime; … [Read More...]
King James Welcomes Prince Davis!
If the information that I read was correct, LeBron James played a significant role in encouraging Anthony Davis to join the Lakers. James was a key member of both the Miami Heat and the Cleveland Cavaliers when they won their NBA Championships. He is not only a remarkable athlete, but he is also a … [Read More...]
Mildred Hawkins Will Celebrate her 90th Milestone Birthday
Mildred Hawkins will celebrate her 90th Milestone Birthday on August 14, 2019. She is the matriarch of five generations having great-great grandchildren! Twenty-five of her family will gather, some traveling from Atlanta, GA to celebrate with her on Sunday, August 11. Several of them plan to attend … [Read More...]
And Then the Thunder Roared
In our house, thunder has a variety of meanings. Some not as good as others, but that is another story. Either way, I am not a fan of thunder. Recently, some heavy thunder visited our area along with rain and lightning. I was beginning to understand how Noah felt during his first night in that Ark. … [Read More...]
