Wilberforce University, founded in 1856, is a historic institution in Ohio that stands as a testament to resilience and the pursuit of education for African Americans during a time of significant racial and social upheaval. Together with Central State University and Payne Theological Seminary, it forms a vital educational triangle that nurtures the mind, spirit, and community, serving as a beacon of hope and leadership development for generations.

A recent study from Nationwide Children's Hospital reveals a concerning trend: Black children aged 5 to 12 have suicide rates approximately double that of their white peers, prompting a reevaluation of racial disparities in childhood suicide. This alarming finding highlights the complexities of mental health challenges affecting black youth, as suicide rates among 13 to 17-year-olds actually decrease compared to their white counterparts, underscoring the urgent need for targe

Monmouth County, NJ, highlights a troubling reality beneath America's prosperity, with struggling citizens, especially homeless Black mothers and their children, facing blocked access to essential resources. A recent outreach initiative, including a heartfelt letter to Lt. Governor Way, aims to shed light on these critical struggles.

Today's article celebrates the life and legacy of Sista Assata Shakur, highlighting her unwavering commitment to justice, resilience against oppression, and the profound impact she had on the fight for liberation and equality.

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More Mito LLC, a minority-owned company, has introduced a revolutionary approach to health by enhancing mitochondrial function to combat lifestyle-related diseases prevalent in the African-American community. Their flagship product, UltraMito, utilizes a proprietary XDS technology to improve the uptake of bioactive compounds, boosting cellular energy and overall health.

NASA is offering fellowships through its Postdoctoral Program to early-career and senior scientists, enabling them to engage in groundbreaking research across various scientific fields at its U.S. locations. Applications are due by 1 November 2025. The program provides competitive stipends and benefits, fostering an innovative research environment alongside leading NASA scientists.

The 14th Annual Pan African Global Trade & Investment Conference (PAGTIC-DE) will bring together U.S., African, and Caribbean leaders in Wilmington, Delaware from September 17–20, 2025, to foster investment opportunities and strengthen global partnerships during African Diaspora Heritage Month.

This article introduces the concept of "Born Again Slave Syndrome (B.A.S.S.)," a hypothesis examining how generational trauma from slavery may lead some influential or educated Black Americans to adopt beliefs aligned with White supremacist ideologies unconsciously. By exploring the psychological legacy of slavery, the piece highlights the importance of recognizing these patterns to foster healing and empowerment within the Black community.

The United States marks the 60th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, celebrating progress against discriminatory voting barriers for African Americans while honoring advocates like Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Patricia Roberts Harris, Vivian Malone, and Zephyr Wright, and acknowledging the ongoing fight for justice and equity led by Black women.

Norman Reid's case highlights the systemic failures and racial biases within New Jersey's criminal justice system, where he has spent nearly three decades in prison due to judicial errors and unconstitutional sentencing. Convicted of aggravated manslaughter in 1997, Reid's sentence of 30 years to life was based on a misinterpretation of his prior minor convictions and a disregard for legal precedents like Apprendi v. New Jersey and Blakely v. Washington, which mandate jury in

Today's article: America is at a pivotal crossroads, confronting the deep-rooted consequences of political sins—racism, greed, and systemic oppression—that have hindered Black progress and destabilized the nation. The article calls for truth, accountability, and reparations as moral imperatives to heal historical injustices and build a just, equitable future for all.