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By Sean C. Bowers Recently I was exposed to the toxic effects of long-term negativity reinforced over time, in the form of crippling self-doubt....
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The new Netflix documentary, “The Social Dilemma” is must-see educational television that allows us to defend ourselves and our families from the results...
By John L. Horton I just finished reading the latest issue of TIME Magazine (double issue, September 21/28, 2020). The magazine has a feature/society...
By Sean C. Bowers In his own botched, flowery, contradictory admissions of knowingly publicly downplaying the COVID 19 DEATH THREAT in February, 45 has...
By Sean C. Bowers Recently I was exposed to the toxic effects of long-term negativity reinforced over time, in the form of crippling self-doubt....
HAMPTON ROADS STOP, Inc. (Supporting Transformational Opportunities for People) held its 2017-2018 Annual Stakeholders Luncheon on Friday, November 16 at the Delta Hotels by...
Aiming to crack the glass ceiling during the Great Depression, Emma Odessa Young, a New York realtor launched the National Association of Negro Business...
It is impossible to calculate the emotional price for racial profiling but the monetary cost is not too hard to calculate. Whether it was the...
Less than two weeks before the Midterm elections, state and local election officials are seeing an upswing in the number of Virginians who are...
African-Americans received only 4.5 percent or $53.0 million of the $221 million the city of Virginia Beach spent with Small Women and Minority (SWAMs)-owned...
Hampton U’s Chief Arrived At Crossroads; Delivered On Promise Dr. William R. Harvey did not know he was on the verge of making history the day...
When he heard that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., had been killed in Memphis, Dr. Milton Reid was in his study at Norfolk’s New...
The Colin Kaepernick debate was bolstered last week when Nike enlisted Kaepernick in its latest “Just Do it” promotion scheme with its “Believe in something....
By the end of the year, all of the tenants in the building at 645 Church Street, once the most prominent Black-owned business and office...