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Brother Jesse Muhammad: Bold Work With a Bold Purpose
There are many kinds of people in the world. We experience them as we go about our lives during the typical day to day. However, when we...
Why Yes, I’m Albino
When there’s talk about Black people, or what is referred to as “people of color,” many see images of slightly or heavily pigmented skin shades in their minds. Many...
Rising Up: Four Youth, One Life-Saving Mission
“Our young people represent the strongest and the best generation that we ever had. They’re not the wisest, but they are the best because they are fearless....
New Platform Exhibits True Nation of Islam Culture
If there’s one group of people who knows what it’s like to be misunderstood, it’s definitely the Nation of Islam.
From the 30s till today, accusations of anti-semitism, racism and...
Goalden Chyld: Mixing Artistry With Spirituality to Raise a Generation
Hip-hop is a medium in which artists tell stories. At least, that’s how it used to be. Back in the day, we heard stories of the reality of growing...
I AM REAL: How This 24-Year-Old Is Showcasing Positivity In Black Communities
For Chantal Lue, being born and raised in a Caribbean household where her mother was a nurse, there weren’t many career tracks she could pursue.
“I was on the pre-med...
Carlos Muhammad: Connecting Black People to Their History
While growing up in the streets of Baltimore, Maryland, Carlos Muhammad loved to collect things.
“I loved collecting things and I was very...
A Lover of Truth: Farrakhan Gives Up Music To Free His People
Minister Farrakhan will be 85 years of age on May 11. This is the second installment of five honoring his life, his journey throughout the Nation of Islam, his...
How This Activist’s Identity Propels Her Forward
Singer. Artist. Fighter for justice.
Those are words that describe Yonasda Lonewolf Hill, a Black and Native American activist who has stood in front of bulldozers in Standing Rock, marched...
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More Than The Dream: Misconceptions About Dr. Martin Luther King
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