By Dr. Sinclair Grey III Article Reprint News outlets from all over have been engulfed with the actions of Russia and Ukraine. With tensions building between President Barack Obama of the United States and Russian
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Police ID supremacist as Kansas shootings suspect
By Maria Sudekum Article Reprint OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) — The man accused of killing three people in attacks at a Jewish community center and Jewish retirement complex near Kansas City is a well-known white
Read moreWhere Are the Black Male Teachers?
By Donald G. Nicolas Article Submission Often, particularly in urban schools and districts, someone asks: “Where are the black male teachers?” Statements affirming the need for more black male teachers are commonplace. As an experienced
Read moreSaudi Arabia cracks down on funding of militants abroad
By: Riyadh Article Reprint A court in Saudi Arabia has sentenced 13 persons to varying jail terms for financing jehadis outside Saudi Arabia. The criminal court in Riyadh Sunday sentenced 13 men to jail from
Read moreMichael Eric Dyson Slams Cornel West At NAN Convention: ‘You Ain’t That Important’
By NewsOne Staff Article Reprint Taking advantage of the friendly crowd at Rev. Al Sharpton’s National Action Network Conference, Dr. Michael Eric Dyson publicly responded to Dr. Cornel West’s jabs against him. Speaking on the state
Read moreBelafonte Keeping King Documents In Settlement
By Associated Press Article Reprint WASHINGTON (AP) — Singer and activist Harry Belafonte will get to keep three of Martin Luther King’s documents that the King estate had blocked him from selling. Lawyers announced a
Read moreSouth Carolina Is Trying To Expand Its ‘Stand Your Ground’ Law To Include Fetuses
By Tara Culp-Ressler Article Reprint On Thursday, a Senate committee in South Carolina voted to expand the state’s so-called “Stand Your Ground” law to approve the use of deadly force to protect a fetus. The
Read moreAiming to help black men
BY SEAN COLLINS WALSH Article Reprint IN PHILADELPHIA, 75 percent of homicide victims and 80 percent of perpetrators are African-American males. Black men in the city have a higher unemployment rate, a higher incarceration rate
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