Month: November 2015

Allen Toussaint, ace songsmith, arranger and producer, passed away November 10. He leaves a rich legacy, regrettably unsung beyond penning ...

Black students figure it out — good for them I take “full responsibility for the frustration” students expressed; their complaints ...

Minnesota Timberwolves Interim Head Coach Sam Mitchell, while recently reflecting on his mostly young team, sounded like an old James ...

A group of University of Missouri Black players stood tall, and not on the field. Their stand should be duly ...

The south side of TCF Bank Stadium was draped in a sea of blue and white. The Northside community came ...

The cry for answers from community members has only intensified in light of the announcement Tuesday that police shooting victim ...

According to long denied but sudden grudging admissions from the St. Cloud Times, community pride-filled racism has become embarrassing, expensive ...

Suddenly the Vikings are as hot as firecrackers. After winning their fifth straight 30-14 over the Oakland Raiders, the Vikings ...

During the height of the Cold War, the U.S. and USSR are on opposite sides of ideology, economic goals and ...

Instead of delivering a sharp send up of slavery and its ills, Jenkins is so clumsy you are painfully reminded ...

Keith couldn’t figure out what to do with himself upon Lesli’s sudden reappearance. Wanted to walk across the floor but ...

On November 16, at around 5 pm, organizers of Black Lives Matter Minneapolis rallied at the Fourth Precinct to protest ...

Hundreds of people gathered at an inaugural event for the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture Monday ...

On November 7 Patrick Henry High School invited 100 Black men to take part in their second “100 Black Men ...

Both Minnesota squads opened their respective 2015-16 season Friday in a rare home doubleheader and both teams came away with ...

On Thursday, November 5, the St Paul chapter of the NAACP celebrated its 102nd anniversary with the annual freedom banquet ...

Appendicitis is a medical emergency that, if left untreated, can be fatal.

It took him two years to finally put away his Gold Glove, but nonetheless Torii Hunter says he’s only “transitioning” ...

Minneapolis North is on the verge of their first Class A state football championship. If the Polars, who will play ...