March 12, 2025

‘We’re not running from our own house’: CBC declares War on Trump, Musk, and Project 2025

The Congressional Black Caucus declares war on Trump’s policies, vowing resistance through media, outreach, and a national bus tour to mobilize Black voters and reclaim

Erasing identity—the quiet removal of cultural symbols, DEI initiatives

As the nation marks Bloody Sunday’s 60th anniversary, Trump’s anti-woke stance sparks backlash. Civil rights sites face threats, while Democrats reintroduce the John Lewis Voting

Rep. Al Green censured by U.S. House after protesting Trump on Medicaid

Congressman Al Green was censured by the GOP-led House for interrupting Trump’s speech, sparking controversy over selective punishment. Democrats protested by singing We Shall Overcome

TSU football coach accepts new head coach position at Bowling Green

Eddie George leaves Tennessee State for Bowling Green after revitalizing TSU football. Athletic Director Mikki Allen will serve as interim coach while the university searches

Black Homeownership Faces Persistent Barriers Despite Hard-Fought Gains

Black homeowners face discrimination, economic hardships, and environmental disasters threatening generational wealth, highlighting systemic barriers and the urgent need for policy changes to close the

Debt Relief Just Got Real: Experian Erases Millions in Balances For African Americans

Experian launches a $5 million debt relief initiative in Louisiana, aiding 5,000 families through debt forgiveness and financial literacy efforts, with plans to expand nationwide.

Federal firing leaves gaping holes in service

Fired federal contractors retain government devices and active credentials, raising security concerns. They were also ordered to erase diversity-related content from websites before their termination.

Joint Center’s 2024 annual report details major policy achievements and diversity gaps

The Joint Center’s annual report highlights progress in economic justice, government diversity, and workforce development, addressing disparities in Black communities and advocating for continued diversity

Soledad O’Brien keynotes Annual Metro Minority Caucus Reception            

The Metro Council Minority Caucus’ annual reception honored community leaders like Soledad O’Brien and Sharon K. Roberson for their resilience, advocacy, and contributions to communities

What to know before May 7 ‘Real ID’ implementation deadline

Tennessee residents must obtain a Real ID by May 7 to access federal facilities and fly domestically. The Tennessee Department of Safety provides instructions, required

Nashville Predators and YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee celebrate 10 years of impactful partnership through ‘Amend Together’

The Nashville Predators Foundation and YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee celebrated a decade of their ‘Amend Together’ initiative, which educates young men on respect, healthy

Tennessee Human Rights Commission announces strategic plan

The Tennessee Human Rights Commission's new 4-year strategic plan aims to improve case processing, modernize operations, enhance internal culture, and increase awareness to better enforce

Anti-obesity medicines not all created equally

The rise in demand for FDA-approved weight loss drugs has led to a surge in counterfeit products, creating a dangerous black market. This situation is

60 years ago, brutality of Bloody Sunday struck American conscience ‘like psychological lightning’

The 1965 Selma Voting Rights Campaign, its historical impact, the passage of the Voting Rights Act and current, such as the John R. Lewis Voting

What have we become?

The author reflects on personal struggles and societal challenges, particularly those caused by a lack of compassion and leadership. They recount their own sacrifices in

The tariff wars affect everyone, especially the low income

The author criticizes the 47th president's tariff policies, arguing they will harm American consumers by driving up prices and inflation, particularly affecting low-income individuals, and