Culture & Community
The Street Ninja: Black America’s Frankenstein: A Cultural Metaphor for Our Times
In Mary Shelley's classic novel, a creature is assembled from disparate parts, given life through unnatural means, and ultimately turns destructive to society and...
The Case for Reparations: Addressing Centuries of Injustice Against Black Americans
The debate over reparations for Black Americans has gained increasing prominence in recent years as the nation continues to grapple with its long history...
The Forgotten Face of God: Unveiling the Power of a Black Jesus to Black Men in Modern America
"Representation isn't just about seeing yourself on a screen. It's about seeing yourself in the divine."
These words, spoken by theologian Dr. James Cone, encapsulate...
Black Westchester Magazine Announces Inaugural 40 Under 40 Awards in Westchester County
Westchester County, NY – Black Westchester Magazine is thrilled to announce the launch of the first-ever 40 Under 40 Awards, celebrating the young, dynamic...
Call To Action From A Former Foster Youth For May, “National Foster Care Awareness Month” By Tanya Cooper
National Foster Care Month is an initiative of the Children's Bureau. Each May, we take time to raise awareness of issues related to foster...
Racism By Zip Code: Peekskill’s Toxic Waste Dump Exposes Environmental Racism
Championing Clean Air in Westchester County: Dr. Courtney Williams Leads the Charge Against Waste Incineration in Peekskill
Dr. Courtney M. Williams, Co-Founder of Westchester Alliance...
Environmental Leaders of Color Community Programs
Don’t Strain Your Drain Campaign
On the eve of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Diana Williams and Marvin Church convened community activists and business leaders to...
Westchester’s Shameful Silence: Elected Officials Fail Muslim Community Amid Surge in Hate Crimes
As Westchester confronts an alarming rise in anti-Muslim hate crimes, our county government must take a more proactive and unequivocal stance against Islamophobia. The...
My First “ism” Lecture: Introduction on Colorism by Granny: The awareness that was pivotal in my life By Sharman Rae Sampson-McMillan, LCSW-R
Growing up in Trinidad in the early 1960's, remembering and reflecting being just about six (6)or seven (7) years old and thrusted with an...
