The Future of Black Empowerment: Building Strength from Within

The Future of Black Empowerment: Building Strength from Within

Discover how Black empowerment begins from within through self-determination, unity, education, and cultural pride. Inspired by the voices of Malcolm X, Maya Angelou, and Marcus Garvey, this article explores the path toward sustainable progress and racial equity. By Janet Howard The call for Black empowerment has always been a call for freedom, justice, and dignity. […]

September 11 in New York: Memory, Mourning, and the Enduring Legacy

September 11 in New York: Memory, Mourning, and the Enduring Legacy

By: Janet Howard Each year, September 11 is etched into the collective memory of New York City and the nation. What began as an ordinary morning in 2001 transformed into one of the most devastating days in U.S. history when coordinated terrorist attacks claimed nearly 3,000 lives, most of them in New York. Today, more […]

President Jimmy Carter and John Lennon’s “Imagine”: A Reflection on Shared Values

President Jimmy Carter and John Lennon’s “Imagine”: A Reflection on Shared Values

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. | Editorial credit: Stefano Chiacchiarini ’74 & Consolidated News Photos / shutterstock.com  President Jimmy Carter, known for his profound commitment to peace, human rights, and global harmony, has often expressed his admiration for John Lennon’s iconic song, Imagine. Released in 1971, the song has become an anthem of hope, advocating for […]

Bob Marley: The Jamaican Poet and Singer

Bob Marley: The Jamaican Poet and Singer

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. | Editorial Credit: Stefano Chiacchiarini ’74 / shutterstock.com Bob Marley’s music and poetry continue to inspire generations with their messages of liberation, unity, and spirituality. As both a poet and a musician, Marley had a unique ability to articulate the struggles of the oppressed while offering hope and a vision for […]