Month: March 2015

If the Black residents of Ferguson, Mo., want to radically reform the political climate that encouraged police to disproportionately ticket, ...

Hundreds of Black women and girls representing the Black Women’s Roundtable descended on the nation’s capital last week to petition ...

As stated in the last article on AshleyDubose, recently, she has made great strides in her skills as a female ...

Some children show a complete shutdown of communication and a total inability to speak. In other children, their communication may ...

Matt Dumba is one of two Black Canadians playing for the Minnesota Wild this season. The 20-year-old from Regina, Saskatchewan, ...

Tawanna Black has been the executive director of Northside Funders Group (NFG) since 2013. Although NFG has been around since ...

Recently, Minnesota was found to have about a $1.9 billion budget surplus, setting off a scramble of groups and individuals ...

Soon after President Lyndon Johnson declared America’s unconditional “War on Poverty” in January 1964, a new wave of poverty-related literature ...

This came as no surprise to readers of our columns that exposed the destructive race card played by the UM. ...

The American Legion’s principle mission, since 1919, is to sponsor programs that improve life circumstances for veterans through such means ...

It was quite the state girls’ basketball tournament this past week at the Williams Arena in Minneapolis. Nia Hollie scored ...

Over the years, the Minneapolis Spokesman and St. Paul Recorder employed dozens of young men and women as “newsies” to ...

They lied about “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” Somebody help me understand this paradox all over the country: The mainstream big ...

Is Minneapolis big enough to have two cable systems? CenturyLink says yes, and hopes the Minneapolis City Council will approve ...

She said she didn’t see herself as a feminist until after she read Morgan’s When Chickenheads Come Home to Roost: ...

Our intended two-fold mission in our March Madness trip to Motown last week was: 1) to watch hockey for the ...

The conversation on race in our country is changing. Once a subject left to be discussed by civil rights leaders, ...

Farhana Khers, executive director of the group Muslim Advocates, said of U.S. anti-terrorist security measures, “They seem to focus on ...

Provided you’re open to politically-incorrect fare ranging from racist to misogynistic to homophobic, you’re likely to enjoy this inspired pairing ...

K-Jay the Comedian is a natural born cut-up. He’s the kind of guy you’ll be sitting around, hear the name ...