Can universities make effective and fast adjustments as Covid-19 infections spike at institutions across the country?
Accomplished actor who played historical African American and Afrofurisitc character in Black Panther blockbuster, succumbs to colon cancer
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What will happen when in-person classes resume in September?
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A central location for activity in the age of social distancing, farmers and shoppers adjust to the spike of attendees at local
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Jacob Blake III is paralyzed from the waist down after a Kenosha, Wisconsin officer fired seven rounds into his body on Sunday.
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“The most disrespected person in America is the Black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the Black woman. The most
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Gradually, the post office is eroding which is impacting millions of Americans.
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While Lebanese officials dig through the rubble in the aftermath of a massive explosion in Beirut, the country is currently fighting a pandemic, political unrest, and an unprecedented economic crisis.
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After much of anticipation, a Biden-Harris ticket takes on Trump-Pence in November.
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With an in-person start date of September 10, New York school districts have until Friday, August 21, to submit plans to the Department of Health.
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Trump’s executive orders to deal with the absence of a second stimulus package comes with strings attached.
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This week on our Weekly Check In with Lisa Durden, we cover topics on current affairs.
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No longer a thing of the past, drive-in movie theaters are the new, old-school rave.
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Several senators propose a bill to provide healthcare for all with money made by the 1 percent during the Covid-19 crisis.
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“Karen, come out to play . . .” Lisa Durden tackles an old phenomenon with a new name. What is a Karen? A white women who weaponizes their whiteness, gender and privilege for the harm of Black people and furthering white supremacy.
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Schools in Mississippi and Georgia issue quarantines after students and faculty tested positive for Covid-19 less than two weeks into the school year.
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