Editorials

THE SHUTDOWN SHOWDOWN: HOW WASHINGTON’S GAMES HURT BLACK AMERICA FIRST

When Washington stops working, it’s always the working class that pays the price. The federal government has now been shut down for more than...

Peace on Paper, Ethnic Cleansing in Practice

Every few months, the world celebrates a new “ceasefire” in Gaza. Cameras flash, statements are released, and diplomats congratulate themselves for achieving “progress.” But...

Mount Vernon Leaders Face Scrutiny Over Failure to Act on DOJ Report

Nearly a year after the U.S. Department of Justice released a scathing report detailing unconstitutional policing practices and deep financial mismanagement, the City of...

The People Need to Keep Speaking By Tamara Stewart

What in the world is going on at the Mount Vernon Public Library? At the September 24th meeting, the board passed Resolution #053-25, which changed...

Two Icons Gone Too Soon: Ace Frehley and D’Angelo Leave Music World in Mourning

The world of music is in shock after losing two legends from completely different genres within the same week. On October 14, 2025, neo-soul...

Selective Outrage: How Protest Profiteers Sold Out Black America While Our Youth Die in the Streets

Another young Black child is dead — and social media is silent. None of the so-called influencers who flood timelines with outrage when it’s...

We Still Need the Spirit of the Million Man March Today

Thirty years ago, I stood on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. I was 27 years old, surrounded by a sea of Black men—nearly...

Zionist Logic Part Two: Why Black Americans Get Pennies and Billions Go Overseas

When Malcolm X wrote Zionist Logic in 1964, he wasn’t just describing a foreign agenda—he was identifying a political formula. He showed how governments use morality...

Malcolm X’s Warning Has Come Full Circle

Sixty years after Malcolm X delivered The Ballot or the Bullet and wrote Zionist Logic, America is living through the very system of deception he warned about. He...

Only Christopher We Acknowledge Is Wallace

For generations, students across the United States were taught a simple story: Christopher Columbus discovered America. You know. “In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean...

Tish James Indicted: From Prosecutor to Defendant — Black Westchester’s Ongoing Investigation Comes Full Circle

Federal prosecutors have officially indicted New York Attorney General Letitia “Tish” James on charges reportedly connected to mortgage fraud, marking a stunning turn in...

“That’s Not How It Happened”: Jenkins Rebuts Rocah’s Account

Ken Jenkins, now Westchester County Executive, has issued a direct rebuttal to a moment that former District Attorney Mimi Rocah used as an emblem...

Surviving the Shutdown: How Black America Can Stand Together When Washington Fails

The U.S. government shutdown that began on October 1, 2025, has left nearly a million federal workers without pay and millions of Americans uncertain...

The Lie of Return: Netanyahu’s False Narrative and the Erasure of African Hebrews

When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that modern Jews in Israel are “the descendants of the ancient Israelites described in the Bible,” he...

When Black Male Entertainers Defend Manhood, They Get Labeled the Enemy

“When I talk about masculinity, they call it hate.” This line, echoing the frustration of 50 Cent in a recent interview, encapsulates the cultural...

Billions Lost: Netflix Boycotts Over Trans Kids’ Shows Spark Culture War and Stock Drop

Netflix finds itself in the crosshairs of controversy again — this time, not for password sharing crackdowns or price hikes, but for what some...

Let The People Speak! By Tamara Stewart

The principle of free speech is enshrined in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. In America, we are justifiably proud of our right...

A Wake-Up Call for Black Westchester: Our Schools Are Failing, and So Are We if We Stay Silent

If you asked a teenager at Yonkers High School where their school ranks, you’d hear pride: 585th nationally, scoring 96.73%. Just a few miles...

The Ripple Effect: Black Women’s Job Loss and America’s Hungry Children By Dr. Charise Breeden-Balaam

Nearly 300,000 Black women have exited the American labor force in the past three months, according to a recent MSNBC article. Much of the...

The County Protects Its Brand — Not Its People: Former DA, Mimi Rocah Explains Why

In her wide-ranging interview with Preet Bharara, read Rocah’s testimony through a simple framework: follow the incentives, watch the outcomes. This isn’t personality theater...

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