Today, we highlight a local arts organization during Black History Month- Cincinnati Opera! Cincinnati Opera is recognized nationally for its commitment to artistic excellence, diverse programming, and community engagement. It hosts programs such as “Opera Goes to Church” and “Porgy and Bess”. Cincinnati Opera has a long history of featuring African American singers in leading […]
There are various parenting styles out there, and as the world becomes highly technological our children become wrapped up in the culture of cyber space. Social media has taken hold of the way our kids communicate, making it a platform for them to vent (in some ways their online diaries). A recent southern teenager named […]
BUFFALO-Twelve white firefighters were awarded a combined $2.5 million from the Buffalo Fire Department in a racial discrimination case after it was ruled that they were passed up on promotions in order to promote Black firefighters. In addition to the settlement each of the firefighters were also awarded between $20,000 and $30,000 for emotionless damages, […]
In a startling interview with WBZ Radio in Fort Myers, Fla., famed former Red Sox pitcher Oil Can Boyd admits to being under the influence…
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama will announce a plan to accommodate religious employers outraged by a rule that would require them to cover birth control for women free of charge, according to a person familiar with the decision. SEE ALSO: Why Bush Jr. And Sr. Are The Real Food Stamp Presidents Obama was expected to […]
WASHINGTON — Hold the mystery meat: Military bases will soon be serving more fruits, vegetables and low-fat dishes under the first program in 20 years to improve nutrition standards across the armed services. SEE ALSO: Denzel Washington Doesn’t Play It Safe How To Be The Black Friend First lady Michelle Obama and Pentagon officials planned […]
President Obama has given 10 states permission to pursue their school reforms without adhering to the standards of the No Child Left Behind Act. Another 28 states are expected to receive similar approval by the end of the month. Â Rather than dealing with the standards of a system that has been criticized for not improving […]
When the world heard of the tragic passing of Don Cornelius, we had different reactions. Some were in disbelief, others paid homage to the legend with a “Soul Train line” in Times Square, while many reflected on his immense impact on society. SEE ALSO: Is Black History Month Hard On Black Folks? BLACK HISTORY MONTH […]
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is making a strong election-year push for an economic revival “built on American manufacturing.” But he faces an uphill slog, with little consensus even within his own party on how to do it. For decades, the United States has gradually shifted from creating goods to providing services. Fifty years ago, […]
