Highlighting the Accomplishments of our Community! I am Dr. Kimberly Johnson; “Doc KJ”. I was born and raised in Chicago and lived on multiple sides of town. Graduated from DuSable High School on the
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previous editions of Black Truth News starting with Volume 1
Black Truth News Top NBA Players for 2012-2013 Season
Editor’s Note: You may have notice I have another post, that should be directly below this one, that has the top ten players in the NBA by position. That was for last season, the 2011-2012 season,
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This Article First Appeared in The Black Truth News Volume 3 Issue 1 January 2012 NBA lockout is over; Players back to work Jarrod Horton Staff Writer The NBA season has come upon us like
Read moreWords for Healing
Writer uses words as spiritual healing for people Yvonne C. Freeman Article Submission Editor Note: The Black Truth News is introducing a new section inside the paper this month. It comes from one of our
Read moreGrind Corner: Artist: Lunatic
We Highlight The Street Our Highlight this month goes to Lunatic. Representing the west side of Chicago; ‘Tic’ has drop three mix-tapes already with more to come. We caught up with him for a second, got his
Read moreRusty Jabbz New York Hip Hop Review
By: DJ Handspin Dinero Article Submission “In Celebration of the New Studio Album From, Rediculus – Masters of Conversation: Punch lines and Parables Club Insomnia Sat., Nov. 19, 2011 8:30-2am
Read moreWater Successfully Turned into a Commodity by the Water Bottled Industry
Companies turning huge profits from bottle water Mike Barrett Article Reprint It turns out that much of the population is spending almost 2000 times more for water than they normally would. The typical price of
Read moreWhy Wall Street Protests don’t Speak to African Americans
Occupy Wall Street might seem like a movement that would resonate with black Americans. After all, unemployment among African-Americans is at 15 percent, versus almost 8 percent for whites. And between 2005 and 2009, black households lost just over half of their median net worth compared with white families, who lost 16 percent, according to the Pew Research Center…… READ MORE
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