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...
The Mental Health Toll of Identity Politics: A Call for Healing and Resilience
With cries from the left proclaiming the end of democracy and accusations of racism, many Democrats have been consumed by stress and fear over...
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...
Finding Purpose in the Everyday: My Journey with Daily Intentions
In the whirlwind of modern life, I found myself constantly chasing the next deadline, the next achievement, the next big thing. Days blurred together,...
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...
The Art of Listening: Nurturing Love Through Communication in the Digital Age
In an era of instant messages and social media posts, the ancient wisdom of Proverbs 18:13 resonates with profound importance:
"He who answers before listening...
Fitness Revolution: How 30 Minutes a Day Can Change Your Life
In our fast-paced world, where every minute counts, squeezing in a workout can feel overwhelming. But what if I told you that 30 minutes...
Obesity Crisis: 4 in 5 Black Women At Risk – The Hidden Epidemic in America’s African American Communities
Global adult obesity rates have steadily increased in the past few decades, more than tripling from 5% to 16% from 1990 to 2022. This...
Jewish Voters Surge while Black Leadership Remains Silent and Turnout Plummets
Recent elections in New York's Westchester County have highlighted a stark contrast in voter engagement: while Black communities see alarmingly low turnout, other groups...
Beyond the Basics: Targeted Supplementation for Health Concerns of Black Men
In pursuing optimal health, Black men face unique challenges and opportunities. While modern medicine continues to make remarkable strides, there's a growing recognition of...
Chaos and Bloodshed as Israeli Troops Fire on Gaza Crowds Trying to Get Food and Supplies
Over 100 Palestinians were killed in chaotic scenes in northern Gaza on Friday morning, according to Palestinian officials, when Israeli troops opened fire on...
The Urgency of Reparations for Descendants of Black American Slaves: Who’s for it, Who’s not and Who Should Get the Black Vote
According to a recent Lohud article, New York's 16th District Congressman Jamaal Bowman was one of the original sponsors of House Resolution 414 in...
New York State Unified Court System Seeks Applicants for Court Officer-Trainee Positions in Upstate Districts
New York, NY – The New York State Unified Court System is actively recruiting candidates for the position of NYS Court Officer-Trainee in its...
Gwen Carr Joins Coalition Urging Sen. Schumer to Halt Biden’s Menthol Ban
Ban Expected to Have Far-reaching Consequences; Westchester County Executive Voices Concerns
New York, NY – November 14, 2023 – In a powerful demonstration of unity,...
1619 Project Docuseries Discussion
The 1619 Project, a book by Nikole Hannah-Jones that explores the role of slavery in the US and its legacy, has been transformed into...
OPPRESSIVEISMS The Fundamental “ism” Word with a Magnified, Collective, Clarified and Inclusive Lens By Sharman Rae Sampson-McMillan, LCSW-R
INTRODUCTION:The idea of the terminology Oppressiveisms (TM) came into being around 2002, after writing areflection that noted - "The Ability to envision a world...
