previous editions of Black Truth News starting with Volume 1

10 Rules of Survival When A Young Black Man Is Stopped by the Police in America

BLACK STAR NEWS Article Submission The Dare To Be King Project founder David Miller created a flyer with 10 Rules of Survival If Stopped By Police that has went viral. The Dare To Be King Project

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Is Australian Rapper Iggy Azalea the New Elvis Presley

BTN STAFF Iggy Azalea has been facing criticism from the Hip Hop community ever since she entered the game. From Snoop Dogg, to Nicki Minaj the rumors that she is a fake will not go

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Top Ten NBA Players 2014-15 Season

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer I have been hearing a lot of analysts, experts, and die-hard NBA fans labeled the 2014-15 season as one of the most interesting and exciting seasons in recent memory.

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How much protein do you need?

By: Siddiqu The Personal Trainer Artist Submission As I stated in my first book “Confessions of The Personal Trainer”  The building block to muscle is protein and protein makes up almost 15% of the human body.

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Derrick Rose Criticized for Keeping it Real

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Chicago Bulls star Derrick Rose is facing some criticism from fans and supporters following an Interview with ESPN’s Neil Friedell. When speaking on how he feels about injuries and his

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Mental change before physical change

By: Siddiqu The Personal Trainer Article Submission  Are you eating right, exercising, but still not losing weight? Have you tried every diet in the book with no luck? Do you lose weight only to gain

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How college ed programs try, fail to recruit teachers of color

Only radical new engagement strategies can end racial disparity By Andre Perry Article Submission Nationally, black males account for 2 percent of the teacher population. Blacks in total represent 8 percent of all teachers; Latinos,

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Black Boys in Crisis: The Job Outlook

By Matthew Lynch, Ed.D. Article Submission The African American population is the only one in the U.S. where more women are employed than men, representing nearly 54 percent of Black workers in 2011. While this

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