Juneteenth Freedom Day Bike Ride

Nashville celebrated the holiday with events such as the Juneteenth Freedom Day Bike Ride that started at Watkins Park in the North Nashville area. Sponsored by Black Girls Do Bike, Bike for Equality; and Oasis Bike Workshop, the purpose of the bike ride was to give bike riders an opportunity to ride through historic North Nashville to view the educational heritages of Fisk University, Meharry Medical College, and Tennessee State University and to show the resiliency of these historic institutions.

 

PENCIL celebrates MNPS teachers at annual ‘Together 4 Teachers’ pep rally

PENCIL welcomed Metro Nashville Public Schools educators to GEODIS Park for the annual ‘Together 4 Teachers’ pep rally, celebrating teachers with free supplies and community

Get Your Kids Ready to Go Back-to-School with Affordable Health Coverage

Ensure your kids are ready for school with affordable health coverage through Medicaid and CHIP. Learn about eligibility and apply for free or low-cost care

Jordan Walker leads call for more Black youth in baseball

Following his Home Run Derby victory, St. Louis Cardinals star Jordan Walker advocates for increasing Black youth participation in baseball alongside fellow MLB All-Stars.

‘The Trusted Messenger’ and the Black Vote

Now, as we approach one of the most important Midterm elections in the history of this nation, it appears that, once again, the Black Press

Saletta Holloway: For All the People, All the Time

Saletta Holloway outlines a service‑driven agenda for Tennessee’s 7th District, focusing on affordable healthcare, strong schools, good jobs, and support for families across every community.