Symbolism Is Not Justice: The Cowardice of Black Leadership on Reparations
In 1989, Congressman John Conyers had the foresight and courage to formally introduce H.R. 40, igniting a national conversation about reparations for the descendants...
When Developers Fund Democracy: The Political Reach of Rella Fogliano’s Donations in Westchester County
This article is a follow-up to our investigation into the Rise Up Mount Vernon candidate line. This controversial and registered political operation has raised legal and...
What Trump’s MAHA Report Means for Black Health—And Why We Shouldn’t Ignore It
https://youtu.be/HSQXU2Tngu8
There are moments in American politics that cut through the noise—not because of who’s speaking, but because of what’s being said. President Donald J....
Betrayal from Within: Are Mount Vernon’s Democratic Candidates Undermining the Party?
When you think nothing can add more confusion and dysfunction, Mount Vernon leadership never disappoints. It is more than a procedural formality—it is a...
We Gave Up the Tools and Lost the Wealth: The Black Exit from Skilled Trades Has a Price
https://youtu.be/kwEyj2C7gGA
America is facing a labor crisis. Over 800,000 skilled trade jobs—such as electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and construction workers—are currently open and unfilled. These...
