February 5, 2025

Black reaction to Trump DEI blame on plane crash

After a deadly midair crash over the Potomac, Trump blamed DEI policies, sparking backlash. Civil rights leaders and former officials condemned his divisive rhetoric, emphasizing

Building a healthier tomorrow: Why Nashville needs a new public hospital

Nashville plans a new public hospital to address healthcare gaps, improve equity, and ensure sustainability. Community leaders support the initiative, emphasizing urgent action for a

Threat unregulated AI poses to civil rights, national security

Damon Hewitt of the Lawyers Committee on Civil Rights prioritizes addressing AI bias under Trump. Concerns grow as the administration partners with private firms, raising

OZ Arts Nashville 10th Annual “Conversations at OZ” February 19, 2025     

OZ Arts Nashville will host the 10th annual Conversations at OZ on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, at 6:30 PM. The signature fundraiser gathers 30 influential

Trump’s EEOC firings mark dangerous turn for civil rights and workplace protections

President Donald Trump fired two Democratic EEOC commissioners, threatening workplace protections for minorities, women, and LGBTQ+ individuals. This move shifts the agency’s balance, aligning with

Black History Month 2025—we proclaim it

This text celebrates the history and contributions of Black Americans, highlighting pivotal moments and figures in the fight against racial oppression. It emphasizes the importance

Nashville celebrates Black History Month throughout February

Nashville celebrates Black History Month with events like "Shadows of Freedom," "The Mountaintop" play, and "Homeschool Day" at the Tennessee State Museum. Various exhibits and

 Celebrate Black History Month at your Tennessee State Museum 

Nashville Opera presents When Marian Sang, a program combining Marian Anderson’s story with music. The Museum hosts Black History Month events, including Homeschool Day and

Origins of Black History Month

The origin of Black History Month traces back to Carter G. Woodson’s efforts in 1926 to establish Negro History Week, which eventually expanded to a

Nashville International Airport celebrates Black History Month with free music series

Nashville International Airport celebrates Black History Month with a live music series honoring the Civil Rights Movement. The free performances showcase diverse local artists throughout

White House: Proclamation from President Donald J. Trump on National Black History Month

President Donald J. Trump proclaims February 2025 as National Black History Month, honoring Black American leaders and contributions. He calls for nationwide observance, recognizing their

Faith of A Mustard Seed   

This commentary explores Elon Musk’s South African origins, Trump’s second presidency, and Jeffrey Robinson’s insights on American power dynamics. It warns of historical parallels and

Expressions of faith

The Word of God is alive, powerful, and transformative, penetrating deep into our hearts and minds. Engaging with scripture convicts, renews, and guides us toward

“& Juliet” and “The Mountaintop” at TPAC

“The Mountaintop” is a powerful reimagining of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s final night, blending humor and raw emotion. Nashville Repertory Theatre presents this thought-provoking

5 Timeless Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas

Valentine’s Day gifts can range from food and jewelry to shared experiences and subscriptions. Thoughtful gestures like handwritten notes and flowers create meaningful connections, ensuring

NAREB building Black Wealth Tour Rally—features civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton in a fireside chat with NAREB President Dr. Courtney Johnson Rose

NAREB’s 2025 Building Black Wealth Tour promotes homeownership and financial literacy to reduce the racial wealth gap. Featuring Rev. Al Sharpton and Dr. Courtney Rose,