What If Dr. King Had Social Media?
byDr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived a dangerous life. That life and his deeds are celebrated on the holiday that we enjoy today. He…
Perspectives
Having Self-Worth Part II: “I Believe In Myself” – By Rick McCain
byThe amazing Whitney Houston is known as the most awarded female artist of all time by Guinness World Records and remains one of the…
N’DIGO At 30: On TV, Online, And Podcast
byN’DIGO celebrated 30 years last month. That’s quite a milestone…for any endeavor. We started as a monthly newspaper in December 1989, with the late…
What Happened In 2019
bySo here we are in a new year, a new decade, 2020. A retrospective on year 2019 is in order. 1. Politics has been…
Mental Health Issues Continue To Plague Black Males – by Dr. Salvatore J. Giorgianni, Jr.
byBlack boys and men in America continue to kill themselves at an alarming rate. Over the past several months the Centers for Disease Control…
Remembering Reverend Dr. Clay Evans
byRev. Clay Evans was quite a guy. The founder of Fellowship Baptist Church, located at 4543 South Princeton Avenue, passed quietly at his home…
The First And The Worst On The High Court
byThe current theatre of the absurd, with its cast of characters ranging from an unfit President of the United States to his cadre of…
Who Won The Teachers Strike?
bySo, who won the battle? The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) supported Toni Preckwinkle in the 2018 mayoral election. Preckwinkle lost and that means the…
Reality Shows Demean Black Women – By Stella Foster
byYou guys know I do not post articles as much as I used to since retiring. But I happened to catch an episode of…
“Just Mercy” A Poignant Film On Black Incarceration
byIt was slavery that gave America an abiding fear of Black people and a taste for violent punishment – a twisted inheritance that continues…
Supt. Johnson Not To Blame For Chicago Crime
byCrime in Chicago is a problem. We have one of the highest crime rates in the country. No neighborhood is safe and sound. Crime…
At Last: The Hideous Truth About Slavery
byAfter my third visit to the slavery exhibit at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in D.C. recently, I was reminded…