Quincy Jones, The Music Master Made Music MINK
byQuincy Jones wasn’t just a musician; he was a maestro, a visionary, and a cultural force whose influence spanned more than seven decades. He…
Quincy Jones wasn’t just a musician; he was a maestro, a visionary, and a cultural force whose influence spanned more than seven decades. He…
A pardon is due to Jesse Jackson, Jr. and his ex-wife, Sandi. They were both public servants. Jesse has really remarkable academic ability. He has degrees in…
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A disturbing pattern is occurring in Chicago. Top-performing schools are being closed. The latest is Bronzeville Academy Charter School, located at 4930 S. Cottage…
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Last year, at the RAINBOW PUSH Convention, Rev. Jesse Jackson named Reverend Dr. Frederick Haynes his successor. On February 1, 2023, the first day…
“Our sense of belonging and prosperity relies on freedom from violence. That freedom requires confronting the threat that armed violence poses to our democracy…
America has found itself at the crossroads of its history, where the unforgiving demands of justice tug at the fabric of its society. The…
In 2018, the University of South Carolina erected a larger-than-life bronze statue of Richard Theodore Greener outside the Thomas Cooper Library to honor his…