African American artists will be in Nashville for CMA Fest

The PRIDE presents these African American artists who will be in Nashville this month to perform during CMA Fest 2022. Nashville, Black Music Month, and the CMA have a joint history. During a visit to Nashville in the 1970s, Kenny Gamble was inspired by what the CMA was doing and formed the Black Music Association in 1978. They then created Black Music Month, and launched it on June 1, 1979 with a celebration at the White House hosted by President Jimmy Carter. In 2009, President Barack Obama declared the month of June to be African American Music Appreciation Month.

‘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.

Darden Copeland is The Democrat Who Can Win the 7th District

Darden Copeland brings working‑class roots, bipartisan experience, and a reform‑focused agenda to Tennessee’s 7th District, offering Democrats a real chance in a competitive race.

Federal appeals court hears landmark first amendment case involving Uhuru 3

The Uhuru 3 appeal argues the federal government violated First Amendment rights by prosecuting political speech, raising major questions about Section 951 and free advocacy.

Clara Ester, Civil Rights Activist, Dies at 78

Clara Ester, a civil rights activist and eyewitness to Dr. King’s assassination, has died at 78. Her lifelong service in the United Methodist Church leaves