The Remnants of Hurricane Katrina Seen in Hurricane Ian Aftermath

Hurricane Ian (Courtesy of WAFB) Category four Hurricane Ian ripped through the state of Florida in September causing great damage to Sanibel Island and Fort Myers. It left a death toll of more than 100.  Many Black and Hispanic communities are still suffering because this storm left 2.5 million residents without power. A Black womanContinue reading “The Remnants of Hurricane Katrina Seen in Hurricane Ian Aftermath”

Murals Send A Message Of Artistic Expression

Kaliq Crosby in front of the Go-Go City Mural (Courtesy of Murals DC) Washington D.C.’s MuralsDC program displayed 15 more murals in September to celebrate its 15th anniversary.  Murals have been growing as a part of D.C. culture in the past decade. One very unique mural is the Go-Go City mural, created by Kaliq Crosby.Continue reading “Murals Send A Message Of Artistic Expression”

Afrikan Youth Using Their Talents to Help Their Community

Children struggle with depression, bullying, drug use, social issues, school and much more. There are children in the world who are unable to obtain an education because COVID causes them to lose their parents and family members. It changed a lot of people during these times causing some children to lose their social connections becauseContinue reading “Afrikan Youth Using Their Talents to Help Their Community”

Identifying Familial Wounds & Motivating Youth

Nationbuilding, as defined by Nana Kwame Agyei Akoto and Nana Akua Nson Akoto, is “the process of establishing a defined, independent and ordered spiritual, physical, psychological, territorial and cultural reality.” (Akoto, Akoto, 2021). Every nation must have a clear strategy to facilitate and maintain sovereignty of spirit, mind, body and physical space i.e land. ButContinue reading “Identifying Familial Wounds & Motivating Youth”

Why Journalism is Essential

A young child writing (Photo courtesy of University of Nebraska Omaha) In our society, knowing how to read and write is very important, and part of our daily lives.  Literary education is a vehicle for learning about current events and historical facts.  It is imperative for students of color and particularly African Americans to learnContinue reading “Why Journalism is Essential”

During Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Black People Discuss Possibility of World War III 

The last nuclear bomb to be dropped was during World War II when the United States dropped two atomic bombs in Japan, one on Hiroshima and another on Nagasaki, Japan.  These two bombs killed between 129,000 and 226,000 people in total.