Kweku's Korner “If I didn’t define myself for myself, I would be crunched into other people’s fantasies for me and eaten alive.” -Audre Lorde (1934-1992) By Simmone Kilgore MS, LPC How many … [Read more...]
Wisconsin Seniors, Retirees and People Living With Disabilities Can’t Afford Donald Trump
By Cavalier Johnson This November, it’s clear that Social Security and Medicare are on the ballot. Earlier this week, Donald Trump once again called to slash these critical programs our seniors … [Read more...]
Kidneys: Small But Mighty
By LaKeshia N. Myers Did you know March is National Kidney Month? Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a serious condition that affect more than thirty million adults in the United States. According … [Read more...]
The Disturbing State of the Union
Say Something Real By Michelle Bryant This week, President Joe Biden stood before members of Congress to deliver what Franklin Roosevelt deemed the “State of the Union Address.” Dating back to … [Read more...]
Teach People How to Treat You
Kweku's Korner By Dr. Alisia Moutry President/CEO of 4AM Consulting, LLC On vacation, a friend was complaining that her work colleagues were emailing and calling her when they knew she was on … [Read more...]
Supervision is the Key to Address Mass Incarceration
By Representative Dora E. Drake Assembly District 11 During my time at the Center for Self Sufficiency, we would host welcome home gatherings for people coming home from prison. One of the … [Read more...]
Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans Want To End Social Security and Medicare As We Know Them
DNC Rapid Response Director Alex Floyd released the following statement: “Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans have a yearslong history of trying to end Social Security and Medicare as we know … [Read more...]
Taking Charge of Our Destiny
BlackEconomics.org® There is little-to-no dispute about the state of Black America’s socioeconomic affairs. We stand at or near the bottom of the US hierarchy. However, there is much ongoing debate … [Read more...]
Instead of Doing Right, They’d Rather See Us Gone
By LaKeshia N. Myers Mississippi has three public historically Black colleges—Alcorn State University (1871), Jackson State University (1877), and Mississippi Valley State University (1950). … [Read more...]
Reversal of Fortune: The Attack on HBCU’s
Say Something Real By Michelle Bryant I remember the first time I learned an important truth: many famed Black institutions were found in part or whole, by white benefactors. Recalling an … [Read more...]
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