Sister Spokesman highlights self-love, care, and mindfulness
A capacity crowd filled LifeSource in Minneapolis to talk self-care and the power of loving oneself.
Black America’s housing crisis: more renters than homeowners
According to HUD, 56,381 Blacks (27%) are living on the nation’s streets, instead of in homeless shelters.
Free family course on mental illnesses offered in Mpls.
NAMI Minnesota is offering a free educational course that helps families gain insight about mental illness, discuss resources.
Renowned artist Seitu Jones to speak at Black History Month event
The presentation, 'Celebrating the Artistry of Seitu Jones,' will take place at the Minneapolis Central Library in downtown Minneapolis on...
Know your rights when dealing with police
United Against Police Brutality, Cop Watch Minneapolis, Judicial Election Empowerment Project and other organizations will be presenting “Know Your Rights”...
Be counted in Minneapolis at annual conference
Residents of Minneapolis are invited to attend this year’s Community Connections Conference.
Lynn Marie Ellis
Lynn Marie Ellis Lynn Marie Ellis, 51, of St. Louis Park, Minnesota, daughter of father Cassius M.C. Ellis, III, M.D....
Chris Tucker is aging like fine wine
Chris Tucker's performance at Mystic Lake Casino proved he still has 'It.'
Sister Spokesman embraces self-love in February
With the understanding that 'You cannot pour from an empty cup,' as the old adage goes, the 'Love Thyself: Self-Care...
Teen’s life sentence now questioned
Myon Burrell was convicted in the murder of Tyesha Edwards, an 11-year-old girl killed by a stray bullet in 2002....
Lakers legend Kobe Bryant, daughter, and seven others killed in helicopter crash
The sports world is reeling from the tragic death of basketball legend Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna and seven others...
Bank of America announces open enrollment for internships
The application period to apply for the Bank of America 2020 Student Leaders program is now open.
Black woman dies in parking lot when urgent care delayed
Community and family members are questioning the death of Tashonna Ward, a Black woman, who checked into Froedtert Hospital with...
Oakland homeless mothers evicted by cops gone wild
Homeless mothers were forcibly forced out of a vacant house by officers carrying assault rifles.
A view from the behind the walls
Why does it seem like everyone is okay with those same people being preyed on by the institutions that are...
Black kids and suicide: Why are rates so high, and so ignored?
The rates of suicide among Black teens has increased but why?
Impeachment proceedings are just entertainment
Yes, the impeachment of a U.S. president is newsworthy, but is it the most important thing happening in the world...
A loophole for the lawless: ‘qualified immunity’ must go
Qualified immunity protects government employees from liability for things they willfully decide to do while on duty.
Wesley Gabriel Hayden
Wesley Gabriel Hayden, age 86, passed away on January 7, 2020.
Blacks urgently needed for careers in medicine
The SNMA leadership began to bring a stronger focus to its community service efforts, fulfilling the organization's mission.
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