March 26, 2025

Congressional Black Caucus Sounds Alarm to Protect SNAP Benefits

If there are big cuts to SNAP, “over 285,000 jobs would be at risk” Rep. Bishop pointed out. “Real people are going to be hurt

Reckless Messaging Breach Alarms Oversight Group

“There have been state-backed hackers who are trying to access information,” Chukwu explained. “If a single bad actor is able to get access, that certainly

Republicans Seek to Destroy the Tennessee Human Rights Commission

Tennessee Republicans proposed legislation to dissolve the Human Rights Commission, moving civil rights enforcement to the Attorney General’s office. Critics argue this undermines protections against

Former U.S. Rep. Mia Love dies at 50 after battle with brain cancer

Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman in Congress, made historic political strides before passing away in 2025 after a glioblastoma diagnosis. She was survived

Recently approved budget plan favors wealthy —  slashes aid to low-income Americans

The new Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Resolution proposes significant cuts to SNAP and Medicaid, with tax cuts benefiting high earners. Yale's analysis shows lower-income households

DEI Rollback Costs Target Billions and Loyalty

Target faces financial fallout after reversing DEI policies, losing billions in revenue and consumer trust. Black-led protests, boycotts, and vendor withdrawals intensify pressure, while competitors

Despite Gridlock, These Lawmakers Delivered

Despite congressional turmoil, many lawmakers excelled in advancing legislation. The Center for Effective Lawmaking identified top-performing senators and representatives, highlighting bipartisan success, shifting power dynamics,

Global protests on April 5—cities unite against Trump and Musk

On April 5, mass protests will erupt across the U.S. and globally against Trump’s policies, rallying for democracy, civil rights, and social programs. Organizers vow

George Foreman, legendary boxer and entrepreneur, passes away at 76

George Foreman, legendary heavyweight champion and entrepreneur, passed at 76. Known for his boxing dominance, comeback, ministry, and business success, he left an enduring legacy

L.A. Mayor Bass fights recall with action as violent crime falls

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass highlights crime reduction efforts amid a recall campaign. Homicides, shootings, and property crimes have declined, with LAPD initiatives targeting gang

Trump backs U.S. entry into British Commonwealth, raising alarm over American independence and slave trade

Donald Trump expressed support for the U.S. joining the British Commonwealth, sparking historical concerns. Critics link his policies to past racial injustices, while others see

Former Sen. Brenda Gilmore hosts 16th annual ‘Kids and Kites Day’

The 16th annual ‘Kids and Kites Day’ in Nashville offers families a fun-filled outdoor event with kite flying, a fun run, games, and health awareness

NAREB Nashville Realtist Week 2025                                   

NAREB Nashville’s Realtist Week 2025 promotes Black homeownership through events like the Black Excellence Awards, housing discussions, and the Building Black Wealth Tour, offering education

Tennessee State University names Reggie Barlow as head football coach

Tennessee State University has named Reggie Barlow as its 23rd head football coach. Barlow, a former Super Bowl champion and 2023 XFL Coach of the

Mayor Freddie O’Connell announces 11 foundational projects to begin improvements in ‘Choose How You Move’ program

Mayor Freddie O'Connell announces 11 foundational projects under Nashville's "Choose How You Move" transportation program. These projects aim to enhance public transit, improve street infrastructure,

Killing MBDA won’t just cripple Black businesses — It’ll weaken America

The text critiques the Trump administration’s move to dismantle the Minority Business Development Agency, warning it will reverse economic progress for minority-owned businesses and widen