Audits And Layoffs At The IRS
By: Ms. Jheri Worldwide, Staff Writer On February 20th, The Washington Post reported the Internal Revenue Service “Starts mass layoffs, with 7,000 expected to lose their jobs,” among all the announced layoffs of the Trump administration and the DOGE team […]
Read MoreThe Carolina Theatre Turns Ninety-Nine
By: Dominique Heath, Guest Columnist For nearly a century, the Carolina Theatre has been a central part of Durham’s cultural landscape. However, beyond its role as an entertainment hub, the theater also played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights […]
Read MoreTrump administration retreats in fight against Russian cyber threats
The Guardian – The Trump administration has publicly and privately signaled that it does not believe Russia represents a cyber threat against US national security or critical infrastructure, marking a radical departure from longstanding intelligence assessments. The shift in policy could make the […]
Read MoreThe Truth Behind ’40 Acres and a Mule’
By: Henry Louis Gates, Jr. | The Root We’ve all heard the story of the “40 acres and a mule” promise to former slaves. It’s a staple of black history lessons, and it’s the name of Spike Lee’s film company. […]
Read MoreBlack Book Reviews: J.A. Rogers’ World’s Greatest Men of Color Volume I
By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer J.A. Rogers’ World’s Greatest Men of Color Volume I resonated deeply with me especially in our current political climate of roll backs and “Black jobs.” Its chronological and location-based structure made it easy to […]
Read MoreThe Upbuilding Of The Hayti District & Black Wall St. Street
This article is adapted from Race and Place: The Upbuilding of Hayti and Black Wall Street. By Andre D. Vann | NCCU “Go to Durham….You need the inspiration. Go to Durham and see Negro business with an aggregate capital of […]
Read MoreSesame Street’s Step Toward Equality For Black Children
By: Jordan Meadows | Staff Writer When Sesame Street first graced television screens in 1969, it was far more than just another children’s show. It was a groundbreaking educational program, with its innovative approach to teaching children through a combination […]
Read MoreThe US Christian population has declined for years. A new survey shows that drop leveling off
BY TIFFANY STANLEY WASHINGTON (AP) – The number of Americans who identify as Christian has declined steadily for years, but that drop shows signs of slowing, according to a new survey Wednesday from the Pew Research Center. The Religious Landscape Study […]
Read MoreCelebrating “Our Heartbeat To The Rhythm Of Our Soul”
By Karl Cameron | Contributing Writer WILMINGTON-Gregory Congregational Church UCC and Burnett-Eaton Museum Foundation held and African American History Month Celebration on Feb. 15th on Gregory’s Grounds in Wilmington, NC. The program opened with a rhythmic Gospel Rendition by Ms. […]
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