Black Music Month honors the enduring legacy of African American artists, from gospel and blues to jazz and hip-hop, and the advocates who helped secure
Metropolitan Trustee Erica S. Gilmore’s 4th annual Faith Leaders Walk has been rescheduled to June 9, inviting Nashvillians to join an interfaith community walk promoting
After being stripped of key committee roles for protesting Tennessee’s new congressional map, Sen. Charlane Oliver vows to keep fighting what she calls an attack
Nine states have redrawn congressional maps ahead of the 2026 midterms, with changes in Louisiana, Texas, Alabama and others poised to shift House control and
The National Fair Housing Alliance has sued the CFPB over a new rule that rolls back decades‑old lending protections, limiting disparate impact enforcement and threatening
Redistricting reshaped Texas politics as Christian Menefee defeated longtime Rep. Al Green in the 18th Congressional District, raising new questions about Black representation and Green’s
Global Circle for Reparations and Healing is praised for confronting the Vatican on its role in African enslavement, helping spur Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas
A new Tennessee historical marker honors Hiram and Eveline Overton, a formerly enslaved couple who built a blacksmith shop, school and lasting legacy in post‑Civil
The Metropolitan Action Commission’s Father II Father Legacy and Wellness Conference celebrates Nashville fathers while connecting them to health, financial wellness, homeownership and career resources.
In her ‘Faith of A Mustard Seed’ column, Barbara A. Woods Washington links the SPLC indictment, America’s gang mentality, and the Ku Klux Klan’s Confederate
In this ‘Expressions of Faith’ devotional on Revelation 3:20, discover what it means to answer God’s knock, move from religion to true spirituality, and live
Retired Chief John Dixon warns that misinformation about license plate recognition technology risks undermining a proven crime‑fighting tool that helps solve cases and keep communities
Marc Morial contrasts the Trump administration’s performative piety with Pope Leo XIV’s powerful apology for slavery and a UN resolution calling the slave trade a
A new bipartisan bill, the IGNITE HBCU Excellence Act, would invest in long‑needed infrastructure upgrades at historically Black colleges and universities across the country.
