Former MPS Supt. Bernadeia Johnson sounds alarm on kidney failure
Bernadeia Johnson, former superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools, experienced a health crisis due to poor nutritional choices and lack of...
Vickie Evans-Nash is a contributing writer and former editor in chief at the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.
Bernadeia Johnson, former superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools, experienced a health crisis due to poor nutritional choices and lack of...
Jamie Ross's J's Promotions specializes in event planning, hosting parties and events for special occasions, including weddings, birthdays, and graduations.
The Sounds of Blackness have been creating and performing music to inspire and encourage listeners for 53 years.
Minneapolis Public Schools is facing tight budget constraints due to the pandemic, and is looking at ways to transform schools...
Pastor Richard Pittman, Sr. is the president of the St. Paul Branch NAACP, which is working to address education, housing,...
Aloda Sims' Hey Girl Mentor Program teaches adolescents to live inspiring lives.
Beverly Propes has been working to increase awareness of health disparities in North Minneapolis by educating people on healthy lifestyle...
Phyllis Sloan has been the executive director of La Crèche Early Childhood Center since 1997.
Anissa Keyes has spent over a decade breaking down barriers to mental health services.
Frank Brown, owner of Minuteman Press, a Black-owned printing franchise, is focusing on diversity in the workforce and offering a...
The GI Bill was a driver of the racial wealth gap in the US, as it excluded Black veterans from...
Sabathani Community Center is hosting a community celebration honoring its legacy and those who helped to build it.
The one-drop rule: a legacy of slavery that still affects us today.
The Man Up Club is hosting an anti-bullying symposium and toy drive on December 23 to raise awareness about the...
What has made school resource officers such a hot-button issue is that community members are divided on the use of...
Teachers of color share examples of how the union could provide more support, including tiered licensing.
The MSR spoke with teachers in Minneapolis on quite another subject, teachers who feel their union is not doing enough...
Minneapolis Public Schools’ redesign plans are stirring up plenty of controversy drawing impassioned responses from community members.
Dr. Theresa Battle, District 191 school superintendent brings to the position a career in education that spans over 35 years,
The Monitors Club's first superintendents’ forum took aim at the achievement gap in public education.
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