Former Mt Vernon Bldg Dept Employees Arrested & Charged With Deed Fraud

Charlene Humphreys and Damon Davis, two former employees of...

Westchester County’s Black Students Are Getting Left Behind

In Westchester County, New York—a region known for its...

Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard & MVPD Leadership Press Conf on DOJ Investigation Report

Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard, along with the executive leadership of...

City of Mount Vernon Responds to Receiving DOJ Investigation Into The MVPD

The City of Mount Vernon received the release of...

U.S. Attorney Announces Findings Of Civil Rights Violations By The Mt Vernon Police Dept

Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern...

“Unlicensed Smoke Shops Not Welcome In Yonkers,” Mayor Spano & Yonkers Police Calling For State Action Now

More than 4,000 Products Totaling More than $60,000 Containing...

The Silent Struggle: Why Young Black Men in Westchester Are Falling Behind

Young Black men in New York, particularly in Westchester...

Mayor Spano & City Of Yonkers Announce Termination Of DOJ Monitoring Of YPD

Investigation of Yonkers Police Dept. Practices Began in 2007 Mayor...

Editorials

Can Black Conservatism Mean Safe, Thriving Communities?

Maybe it's time for Black people to prioritize policy over party. I know for many, this might sound radical, even wild. But for decades,...

Accountability Must Match the Rhetoric in Mount Vernon

The recently released Department of Justice (DOJ) report on the Mount Vernon Police Department (MVPD) paints a disturbing picture of systemic abuses, unconstitutional policing,...

Stephen A. Smith’s Reflections on Black Conservatism and Black Political Polarization

Stephen A. Smith, a renowned sports commentator and cultural critic, recently delivered a thought-provoking monologue on the complex dynamics surrounding Black conservatives in the...

Justice, Perception, and the Law in the Case of Daniel Penny and Jordan Neely

The trial of Daniel Penny has reignited fierce debates on the intersections of law, race, and accountability. Penny, a white former Marine, placed Jordan...

Is MVCSD Planning To Close School Named After First Black Teacher – Cecil H. Parker?

On Monday, November 25th, my phone blew up with concerns that the Mount Vernon City School District was planning to close Cecil H. Parker,...

The 2028 Democratic Field: Who Can Take on Vice President J.D. Vance?

The 2028 presidential race is shaping up to be a defining moment in American history. With Vice President J.D. Vance emerging as the presumptive...

Did the Clinton and Obama Era Harm or Help the Black Communities Progress?

While Bill Clinton and Barack Obama were in office, black Americans consistently backed Democratic presidents. Obama's election, which broke the nation's highest racial barrier, and...

The Hidden Cost of War: Black Lives on the Front Lines

When Americans cheer for war from the safety of their living rooms, they rarely see the faces of those who will actually do the...

If Trump Can Be President With Felonies, Why Can’t Everyone Have a Fair Shot

Donald Trump’s recent election to the presidency despite facing 35 felony charges has left many outraged, confused, and frustrated. But instead of directing our...

Black Dollars, White Wealth: Why Our Spending Power Isn’t Building Our Future

It’s crucial for Black people to cut through the distractions and have honest, unfiltered conversations about the state of our communities. Yes, we’ve earned...

The Importance of Physical Exercise for Quality of Life After 50

In our rapidly aging society, the debate over maintaining a high quality of life beyond 50 has never been more pressing. Among the various...

RFK Jr.’s Appointment Signals a Paradigm Shift in Health Policy and Big Pharmaceutical, Fast Food and Cereal Dynamics

The recent appointment of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services has sent ripples through the stock market, notably affecting...

The True Meaning of Woke: A Lifeline for Black Survival, Not a Liberal Buzzword

For over three decades, I have fought for freedom, justice, and equality for Black people. This struggle has been deeply personal, grounded in the...

Joshua’s Courage, Abraham’s Protection, Solomon’s Wisdom: Reclaiming Black Male Purpose in 2025

Many focus on Project 2025 and what it will do to us. We must remember that the scriptures have already given us a divine...

From Feminism to Family Values: How White Women Left Black Women Behind

The feminist movement in the United States has always been a complex tapestry woven with competing priorities, intersecting identities, and shifting allegiances. White women,...

Trump Vows to ‘Stop’ Gender-Affirming Care for Minors and Focus on Family Values in His New Agenda

https://youtu.be/Dq7aJ4tWxaE In a series of high-profile pledges, President Donald Trump has vowed to ban gender-affirming care for minors on his first day in office. He...

Is Pharaoh letting Black People go? Embracing True Independence for the Black Community

When Moses stood before Pharaoh demanding the freedom of his people, he wasn't there to negotiate for better conditions or gain a place at...

How Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Could Transform Health Outcomes for Black Communities

A Holistic Health Perspective: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Opportunity to Heal Black Communities As a health and wellness practitioner and author of numerous books on...

How Mainstream Media Lost to Podcasts in the 2024 Election

How Podcasts Sidelined Mainstream Media in the 2024 Election The 2024 election marked a seismic shift in voters' engagement with political content. Mainstream media, long...

Could New York Go Red? The Warning Signs To Democrats Are Clear

As the latest election results reveal, New York—a state long considered a Democratic stronghold—may be on the brink of a political transformation. Historically, Democrats...

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