Throughout her life, Jadayah Muhammad has acquired many impressive titles: Graduate, after completing years of study in the subjects of anthropology, social entrepreneurship and East Asian studies for Mandarin Chinese at New York University; Executive Director, after...
As I contemplate on this reality we find ourselves in, no longer new but one we have been living in for a year, lyrics from the musical Hamilton come to mind, particularly the lyric: “The world turned...
In his July 4th address “The Criterion,” The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan advised all of us to not take the Covid-19 vaccine. This vaccine has made its way into the medical field and has been pushed strategically...
This election season has been one of the most aggressive seasons I’ve seen in my almost 23 years of existing. I’ve been getting phone calls about voting. One day I received three or four text messages about...
The Honorable Elijah Muhammad told Black people that our unity would solve 95% of our problems, and he launched “Muhammad’s Economic Blueprint to end poverty and want.”
Unity is the key to the economic...
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see that America is falling. She is on a prophetic rocketship to hell. The Honorable Elijah Muhammad predicted America’s current condition in his 1973 masterpiece, titled “The Fall of America,”...
Yes, the people love Farrakhan. Yes, the people look to Farrakhan as a leader, why does that bother them?
Who is the “them”? It is those in positions of power. It is the ones...
It’s no secret that 2020 has been a busy year. We’ve seen so much, between the coronavirus pandemic and the deaths of innocent Black men and women. Since social media is a place many of us spend...
This article was also published in Rise Magazine, a publication out of Atlanta, GA.
The entire world has exploded after the murder of George Floyd, and others, at the hands of police. This is...
Historical Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have produced some of our most well-known leaders in America. Lately, I have been curious about the future of farming at HBCUs. Surely HBCUs produce programs and degrees related to agriculture,...
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