Month: May 2015

True testament of curl-friends dissecting strands in the name of Loving Your Hair: A couple of hair enthusiasts with passion ...

Advances in medicine have enriched the quality and prolonged the lives of humankind. These medical advances have come in the ...

Carlton Garner had no prior experience with being a caregiver, but he learned quickly on the fly as he, his ...

In late April, three African American male college students received the Eddie Phillips Scholarship Award. The scholarship is currently a ...

It’s time to revive the Minnesota News Council. For 40 years till 2011 the council provided an independent “jury” of ...

Twin Cities transit riders of color lose about four work weeks in commuting time per year compared to White riders ...

The newly elected officers and executive committee members of the Minneapolis NAACP were sworn in by Minneapolis NAACP President Nekima ...

It seems to be as common as breathing in cities and states across America: some police have bitten the apple ...

As we have documented for over a decade, there is still unsettled what Keefe calls “a massive case of corruption.” ...

Ebony magazine, over the past half-century, has evolved in its significance as an integral aspect of African American identity, beginning ...

Misty Copeland: The Life in Motion Interview Born in Kansas City, Missouri on September 10, 1982, Misty Copeland is a ...

“Hey, Sam.” He found himself in an almost cavernous, two-tiered studio loft. Caught sight of his favorite rascal resting, forearms ...

Last spring Bobby Bell met with University of Minnesota College of Education and Human Development people. That meeting has come ...

The new St. Paul Saints ballpark, not unlike other ballparks these days, offers more than popcorn, peanuts and Cracker Jack, ...

The Winfield Awards Committee recently announced the 10 student-athlete finalists for its 39th annual banquet to be held next month. ...

Here we go — the final four teams in the NBA have reached their destinations. Their remarkable accomplishments speak volumes ...

Nearly two years ago a billboard appeared in North Minneapolis that raised quite a few eyebrows. Strategically placed across the ...

In the wake of the tragic death of Freddie Gray and the protests that followed in Baltimore, Black civic leaders ...

Dominique Morisseau’s Detroit ’67 s recently finished its four-week run at the Penumbra Theatre. The Detroit-born Morrisseau did her best ...