WNBA star Angel Reese turns internet trolling into a power move with Mebounds, a new merch line benefitting her foundation and promoting empowerment.
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Mayday 2025: Reimagining a Tradition Through Community Power
Mayday 2025 is a community-driven celebration of spring renewal, social justice, and creative freedom, featuring a parade, Tree of Life Ceremony, and communal joy, with multiple neighborhood groups and individuals leading the event.
MN’s racial disparities best addressed through financial stability, home ownership
CAPI USA, a nonprofit organization in Brooklyn Center, is working to address racial disparities in homeownership in Minnesota by providing financial counseling, homeownership education, and advocating for policies and initiatives that promote equitable access to homeownership.
Mixed Blood: Using Theater to Disrupt Injustice and Catalyze Change
Mixed Blood Theatre has been a leading force in social change through theater since 1976, promoting radical hospitality and inclusion, and continues to challenge traditional narratives and push boundaries in their work.
Breaking Generational Curses: A Celebration of Resilient Black Women
The Black History Month Spectacular, Day 2, will be held on Saturday, February 22, 2025, at 825 Arts in Saint Paul, focusing on how Black women are rewriting their stories and building new legacies by breaking generational curses.
Black to the Future: Celebrating Black Brilliance Through Innovation and Fashion
Black to the Future is an event that celebrates Black excellence in innovation, entrepreneurship, and fashion design, featuring interactive activities, a game show, and a fashion show.
Find out if you’re eligible for MinnesotaCare 24/7/365
MinnesotaCare is a lower-cost health insurance program that can be applied for year-round, with free help from a navigator in your community, and provides comprehensive coverage for people who live in Minnesota.
Minneapolis Mother Charged with Illegally Giving Gun to Son
A Minneapolis mother has been charged with aiding an offender and contributing to the delinquency of a child after allegedly providing her son with a firearm, which was used in several violent incidents.
Light Transforming Darkness: The 44th Annual U of M Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Concert
The University of Minnesota’s 44th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Concert, titled Light Transforming Darkness, will feature a powerful blend of music, dance, and spoken word, honoring the legacy of Dr. King and featuring performances from local artists and groups.
St. Paul Mayor’s Budget Battle: Tough Choices Ahead for City Services and Police Response
St. Paul’s city council is debating a proposed $2.64 million budget reduction, including cuts to police overtime and spending on public safety, which could impact the police department’s ability to respond to emergencies and maintain public safety.
Remembering Raymond (Ray) Clinton Turner
Raymond (Ray) Turner, a Minneapolis native, was an accomplished athlete, musician, and entrepreneur who was baptized at Sabathani Baptist Church and preceded in death by his parents, but leaves behind two children, two grandchildren, and four siblings.
Sister Spokesman Event: Seasonal Wellness – A Resounding Success!
The Sister Spokesman Event dedicated to Seasonal Wellness: Eating Smart for Mind, Body, and Spirit was a successful gathering of attendees who learned from a panel of experts about nutrition, holistic wellness, and mindful eating.
December 5, 2024
Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder – December 5, 2024 – Edition 19
Family of 18-Year-Old Victim Creates GoFundMe for Funeral Costs Amid Tragedy in South Minneapolis
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to help cover the funeral expenses for 18-year-old Tedrick Lamount Lamar Davis, who was fatally shot in south Minneapolis last week.
Give the Gift of News: MN Spokesman-Recorder Subscription Special
Buy a subscription to the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder and get a free subscription using the coupon code MSRBOGO, allowing you to stay informed and connected to the stories that matter.
Jambo Africa’s Expansion: A New Destination for Cultural Heritage and Growth
Jambo Africa restaurant in Brooklyn Center is set to expand into a larger, more dynamic space, marking a milestone in its 13-year journey of serving authentic African cuisine to the community, and the city plans to sell the land to the restaurant’s owners for $500,000.
Black Friday on Broadway: Supporting Northside Entrepreneurs and Keeping Dollars Local
The West Broadway Business and Area Coalition is hosting Black Friday on Broadway, a two-day event featuring 30 local small businesses, live entertainment, and family-friendly activities, to support local entrepreneurs and keep spending within the community.
From the Basement to Brilliance: Barber Milan Dennie’s Mission to Uplift St. Paul’s Youth
Milan Dennie, owner of King Milan’s Barbershop, has created a youth-focused program in the basement of his shop, teaching students entrepreneurship, chess, and community service, while also offering free haircuts and school supplies to local children.
City of Minneapolis Launches Vibrant Storefronts Initiative, Transforming Downtown with Art and Culture
The City of Minneapolis has awarded $200,000 in funding to five organizations to turn vacant storefronts into cultural hubs, promoting creativity, driving foot traffic, and promoting inclusivity.
Protect your financial information: The benefits and alternatives of password managers
Password managers are a great way to protect your financial information by generating unique passwords, automatically filling in information when you log in, and offering advanced security features such as data encryption and multi-factor authentication.
