A wave of food and product recalls, paired with Trump-era deregulation, is endangering vulnerable communities—especially Black Americans—as federal oversight erodes and consumer trust collapses.
The African American Mayors Association hosts its largest annual conference yet in Washington, D.C., uniting over 500 mayors to drive policy, innovation, and Black leadership
The 40-day Target Fast protest against DEI rollbacks ends on Easter, but many Black Americans vow continued boycotts and economic pressure to demand corporate accountability
Congressional Black Caucus members condemn efforts to undermine the National Museum of African American History and Black historical narratives, vowing to fight Trump’s executive order
Altadena residents face rising land prices and outside developers post-Eaton fire, sparking fears of displacement as rebuilding efforts clash with predatory real estate practices and
Lawmakers celebrated Nashville Hot Chicken at the State Capitol as a bill passed to make it an official state food, honoring its cultural, culinary, and
Nashville International Airport celebrates Aer Lingus’ inaugural nonstop flight to Dublin with an Irish-themed event, marking a new chapter in transatlantic travel and cultural exchange
Dr. DeAnn Bullock returns as Nashville General Hospital’s chief medical officer, continuing her leadership in emergency medicine and patient advocacy, with a focus on underserved
Frist Art Museum hosts three events—photography panel, Frist Fridays 21+ celebration, and Music of the Black Diaspora performance—highlighting exhibitions “Kindred Spirits” and “David C. Driskell
Reviving the legacy of Thaddeus Stevens, this piece calls on White Americans to actively confront racism, support reparations, and protect voting rights in today’s climate
Mass rallies across 1,300+ cities demand protection of Social Security, Medicare, and democracy, igniting a movement against the administration’s agenda with calls for continued resistance
A national campaign urges Black communities to carry naloxone and confront rising overdose deaths, focusing on lifesaving access, local empowerment, and reducing stigma through education
Tennessee State University’s Spring Career Fair connected students with 100+ employers, offering internships, job opportunities, and alumni mentorship to support career success and professional development.
Will the ‘Hands Off’ movement have momentum?