Where on the Mississippi is Devin Brown?
An update on Devin Brown's journey down the Mississippi River. She is ahead of schedule despite wet weather.
Tag: news spotlight
‘Tales from the Northside’ to commence Black Music Month
Jellybean Johnson and a star-studded panel will be featured in the second annual event.
Mass shooting in Minneapolis leaves three dead, including police officer and suspect
Three people were killed, including a MPD officer, and three others were injured.
Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Former President Trump convicted on all 34 felony counts
In a historic verdict, former President Donald Trump was found guilty of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in ...
Kayaker Devin Brown to challenge the mighty Mississippi
Devin Brown is set to make history by becoming the first Black woman to solo kayak the entire length of ...
George Floyd: His death moved the world—but the community he died in is standing still
Four years later, George Floyd Square stands as a painful reminder of unfulfilled promises.
Style and fashion reign at the Big Hat Luncheon
The annual Big Hat Luncheon in Plymouth, Minnesota, was a success, featuring performances by the Golden Swans, Monique Blakey, Menia ...
Humphrey Policy Fellows panel explores media landscape and need for diversity in journalism
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder CEO/Publisher Tracey Williams-Dillard participated in a media panel for the 2023-2024 cohort of Policy Fellows at the ...
Congress finally talks about Black male mental health
Congress recently discussed the need for more attention and resources for Black men and boys around mental health.
How lending circles can advance financial empowerment
Lending circles, a long-standing tradition across many African, Caribbean, Asian and South American diasporas, are an interest-free community lending structure.
Outdoor activities to keep your mind and body at peace
Spending time in nature can improve your health and mood, and activities like walking, stargazing, yoga, and gardening can be ...
Is today’s NAACP misunderstood or undervalued?
Pastor Richard Pittman, Sr. is the president of the St. Paul Branch NAACP, which is working to address education, housing, ...
Dr. Reatha Clark King’s trailblazing life celebrated at book signing event
Dr. Reatha Clark King was celebrated at a private event at the University of Minnesota campus, where she was praised ...
Community mourns the sudden passing of North Minneapolis entrepreneur Sammy McDowell
Arthur "Sammy" McDowell, a 48-year-old builder of sandwiches and community, passed away suddenly on Sunday, April 21.
Unraveling racism and DEI opposition in the workplace: an author’s perspective
Attorney and author Fatimah Gilliam's book 'Race Rules: What Your Black Friend Won't Tell You' serves as a guide to ...
Media quest for Great White Hope diminishes South Carolina’s achievement
The media has positioned Iowa's Caitlin Clark as the Great White Hope, despite South Carolina's all-Black team winning the WBB ...
Purple Genealogy preserves Prince’s legacy through philanthropy
Three women from Minnesota are coming together to celebrate 40 years of Purple Rain, with proceeds going toward a mural ...
Dinner dialogue on George Floyd Square draws passionate debate
The City of Minneapolis hosted a community discussion on March 28 to map a community-centered vision for George Floyd Square.
Reinforcing voting protections: John Lewis Act reintroduced
Senate leaders and civil rights advocates have reintroduced the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to safeguard voting rights.
Black History Month events in the Twin Cities: Feb. 1-8
Each week the MSR will highlight free or low-cost Black History Month events in the community.
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