Monthly Archives: December 2014
Is It Just Me With Dianne Baskin
Is it just me, or are you ready for 2014 to be a memory ? […]
Seven Principles of Kwanzza
submitted by, Deborah Smith Why restrict our way of living to specific times. I feel […]
Making The Best Out Of Life
Submitted by Marcus Robinson Devon Jackson is a young man who has seen more than […]
South Suburban College to host 2nd Annual Public Speaking Symposium
Chicagoland Speakers Network to Host 2nd Annual Public Speaking Symposium at SSC’s Oak Forest Center […]
Tatted Up
Submitted by Marcus Robinson, Photography by Marcus Robinson Back in the day, as a young […]
Incarceration rate for African-Americans six times the national average
Published time: February 19, 2013 20:32 Reprint from http://rt.com/usa/incarceration-african-black-prison-606/ Submitted by Wanda Carter The incarceration […]
A Young Woman Was Killed For Stopping 3 Men From Attacking A Girl
Submitted by Shelby Knox, Change.org Sign the Petition Tuğçe was a young woman like any […]
Profile: Fogarty Fellow Dr Juliana Anyanwu studies sickle cell drug in Uganda
Reprint from http://www.fic.nih.gov/ Submitted by Marva Anyanwu November / December 2014 | Volume 13, Issue 6 Photo […]
How My Family Became African American
By Sandra McCollum Submitted by Dianne Baskin I recently read with great interest Raven Symone’s […]
