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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...
How a Skateboard Can be Used as a Form of Resistance
(Note: This post was originally published in February 2018, but has been updated in November 2019.)
Skateboarding. It’s pretty much a dying hobby in the U.S. Outside of 90s and...
I Say, Give Me Dignity: Coming Back From Sexual Assault
Sexual assault has been a pressing issue since accusations of big-time movie maker Harvey Weinstein surfaced almost a year ago. Since then, accusations upon accusations have come out, and...
Salih Muhammad: Educating The Future Leaders Of The Black Nation
Most people know the drill: Elementary school, middle school, high school, college. That’s the sequence. It’s a traditional path that the majority of the American population take in the...
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...
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...
Brother Ben X: Black Self-Educated Entrepreneur And Change Maker Defies The Odds
“Create the life you want to live.”
That’s one of the quotes that circulate around social media and gives people the guts to step out to live their dream.
Brother Ben...
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...
Ebony S. Muhammad: How to be Relentless, Resilient and Renewed in 2019
If you were to ask 9-year-old Ebony Muhammad if she saw herself on the current path she’s on, she would shake her head emphatically.
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Remembering the Million Man March 25 years later: The Spirit of Atonement and Justice
October 16th marks the 25th Anniversary of the Million Man March. This historical day on October 16th, 1995 has been deliberately wiped from the history books due...
Editorial: Black People Need to Vote for God
We are coming up on a major national election, and people across the United States are voting like their lives depend on it. But the choices we...
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If you’re constantly looking at your bank account and wondering where all your money went, then it’s probably about time you created a budget. A budget is...
5 Ways to Release Negative Energy
2020 has been a very tense year. It has been a time of trial, death and social unrest. Some of us may find ourselves burdened with constant...
Minister Farrakhan’s Divine Insight into the War on Black Youth
September 17, 1985, marks the day that the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan had a vision-like experience in Tepoztlán, Mexico. He has consistently recalled this experience and its...
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