Advocacy

Asantewaa Gail Harris an O/G of food justice: Access to fresh food is a birthright according to the wisdom of the ‘Original Gardener’ | The Light Series

December 18, 2020February 2, 2021

Before terms like anti-racist, food justice, community gardens, farmers markets of color, or Black farmers markets were sexy hashtags, Mama Asantewaa was

Community organizer assaulted by veteran journalist, Mark Thompson of ‘Make it Plain’ says he wants an apology and a police report, but no firing

April 23, 2019December 10, 2019

Politics & Social Justice

In an ironic turn-of-events, when a grassroots activist released a video showing that he was sucker-punched by veteran journalist, Mark Thompson, now

MOVE member granted parole after almost four decades

July 3, 2018July 9, 2018

Politics & Social Justice

After serving 39 years and ten months, Debbie Sims Africa, 61, one of the remaining incarcerated members of the MOVE organization, known

A Dallas school sought 50 men to mentor boys, 600 showed up

January 7, 2018July 9, 2019

Education & Healthcare

600 gathered. All colors, creeds and careers of men showed up at Billy Earl Dade Middle School to volunteer for an inaugural

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