After her collapse following a memorial commemorating the victims of the 9/11 attacks in New York, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was forced to cancel a fundraising trip to California in order to rest – as prescribed by her physician- raising concerns about her physical well-being.
Ignite NYC, an anti-church-as-usual experience for the hip, young, urbanite who wants to meet God, find love and evolve into their best self, hosts its upcoming event on at 6 p.m. on October 16 at Smash Studios at 307 W. 36th Street. 18th Floor in New York City.
People who have been discriminated against never forget how you made them feel. The successful ones take it in stride and move on. Yet, the hurtful experience still stings and they can recall in vivid detail the unpleasant incidents. Here's how racial privilege affects the underprivileged.
"Thanks Mom" is a campaign of public service ads aired during the 2016 Olympics, showing famed, accomplished athletes voicing appreciation for the sacrifices made by their mothers. Throughout the Olympic broadcast was heard over and again that simple powerful refrain from Aly Raisman, Ashton Eaton, Simone Biles, Michael Phelps and others.
Lady Saw, known to reggae fans as the bad girl of dancehall and once eschewed by anyone with tender ears and a low tolerance for lasciviousness, has released her first gospel album.
Sexual temptation. It's one of those topics. When we do talk about it, men typically leave the conversation feeling guilty. Here are 11 ways a good man can better manage his sexual temptation.
If we are looking for an archetypal representation of racial unity and human potential within America, look no further than the U.S. Olympics Women Gymnastics team – now being named the greatest women's gymnastics teams of all time.
The convention season is over and, with it, the highlights and lowlights of both parties, of both candidates and of humanity. Let’s take a quick peek at 3 of the best and worst moments from both the Republican and Democratic Convention.
If we understood racial privilege and prejudice, we would understand that not all cops could be fair-minded, even-handed men and women, unaffected by the culture, and that the black suspect is the one at fault, the catalyst for the deadly altercation. In a 2-part series, V. Knowles offers us anecdotal evidence about how racial privilege works.
He is, at his core, a black beast, whose sole aim in life is to rape white women or shame them. Ask any southern gentleman in the Jim Crow South. Americans still have a problem with Black skin. Look no further than Louisiana and Minnesota.