January 24, 2025

Trump’s First Week Back in Office Marked by Racist Actions, Rollback of Worker Protections

The revocation of the EEO rule by Trump threatens workplace equity, undermines DEI initiatives, and risks widening systemic disparities for marginalized communities in employment and

Trump outlines America First agenda—what it means for Black Americans

Trump's America First agenda poses challenges for Black communities, with policies on immigration, DEI cuts, and deregulation potentially exacerbating systemic inequities and marginalizing vulnerable groups

First Black Coach in National Championship Game on MLK day

On MLK Day, Marcus Freeman became the first Black coach to lead a team to the CFP National Championship, emphasizing the importance of diversity in

Biden uses pardon power to guard against Trump’s threatened prosecutions

President Biden issued preemptive pardons to protect public servants from politically motivated prosecutions, citing their honorable service and contributions to the nation.

Special Counsel’s report details systematic efforts by Trump to overturn 2020 election

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s report concludes sufficient evidence exists to convict Donald Trump for attempts to overturn the 2020 election and obstruct the peaceful transfer

Biden pardons Marcus Garvey, others in one of his final acts of presidency

President Joe Biden posthumously pardoned Marcus Garvey, recognizing his enduring legacy in Black nationalism and empowerment while addressing historical injustices and reaffirming America’s commitment to

April Ryan joins Black Press USA as Washington ‘bureau chief’ and ‘senior White House correspondent’

April Ryan joins Black Press USA as Washington bureau chief and senior White House correspondent, celebrating her 28 years of service and honoring Black journalism's

Wendy Williams speaks out: ‘I am not cognitively impaired; I am in prison’

Wendy Williams criticized her conservatorship, describing it as emotional abuse and expressed frustration with losing her autonomy and being isolated in a maximum-security care facility.

Former TN Education Commissioner picked for Deputy Secretary of Education

Penny Schwinn, former Tennessee Education Commissioner, has been appointed Deputy Secretary of Education by President Donald Trump, continuing her commitment to empowering students through school

Rep. Jesse Chism of Memphis elected new chairman of Tenn. Black Caucus

The Tennessee Black Caucus elected new leadership, with Rep. Jesse Chism as chairman and Sen. Charlane Oliver as vice-chair, aiming to address key issues for

Martha Graham Dance Company and Chicago the Musical coming to TPAC

Experience the iconic Martha Graham Dance Company and the Broadway sensation Chicago at TPAC, celebrating groundbreaking dance and unforgettable musical performances this January and February.

For second year in a row, Metro recognized as one of nation’s Digital Inclusion trailblazers

Metro Nashville's achievement as a 'Visionary Digital Inclusion Trailblazer' highlights the city's commitment to empowering residents with the technology and resources needed to thrive in

Two choices—path forward for America is reflection on our diverging futures

The choice before us is clear: we can either follow the path of division or stand for a future of justice, equality, and fairness for

President Trump will raise your energy bills

Trump’s fossil fuel agenda threatens higher energy costs for Americans, while Biden’s clean energy initiatives create jobs, lower energy bills, and drive a sustainable future

Saved from prosecution

Justice Elena Kagan reinforces the Constitution’s principle that no president is above the law, urging accountability and unity to resist wrongdoing and promote equality for

Titans hire former Chiefs Assistant GM Mike Borgonzi as the team’s next General Manager

Mike Borgonzi, former Kansas City Chiefs Assistant GM, joins the Tennessee Titans to implement a winning culture through a clear strategy of consistency, discipline, and