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Malcolm X’s Daughters, Ben Crump Revisit Officer’s ‘Deathbed’ Confession
Almost 56 years to the Feb. 21, 1965, assassination of Malcolm X, the slain leader’s daughters and a noted civil rights attorney are shining a light on those they believe are responsible for his murder. Qubiliah Shabazz, Ilyasah Shabazz and Gamilah Shabazz have joined...
Biden Taps Meharry Medical College President for COVID-19 Task Force
Dr. James Hildreth, Meharry Medical College president and CEO, has been named by President Joe Biden as a member of his COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force. Hildreth, the renowned immunologist and academic administrator and Meharry’s 12th president, sat on the U.S. Food...
New Info in Suit Against Prince George’s Police Sheds Light on Racism Claims
An ongoing lawsuit against the Prince George’s County Police Department notes more racial and retaliatory conduct against Black and Latino officers and citizens, based on new unredacted information released Monday. The information filed in U.S. District Court in...
Md. Lawmakers Alarmed by Vaccine Disparity in Prince George’s
A mass vaccination site at Six Flags America in Upper Marlboro sought to help ensure more Prince George’s County residents would receive a shot in the arm. But Maryland’s acting Health Secretary Dennis Schrader informed a state Senate work group during its weekly...
Paranoia Another Product of Pandemic, Health Experts Say
The social and economic stresses of dealing with the coronavirus have triggered pandemic paranoia among many Americans, health experts say. Dr. Brandy X. Lee, a forensic psychiatrist in New York City and president of the World Mental Health Coalition, told CNN that a...
Maryland Sends Out Sound Truck to Shout Down Vaccine Myths
Maryland’s health department has deployed a sound truck in Prince George’s County and Baltimore City neighborhoods to counter popular misconceptions regarding the coronavirus and the vaccines. Residents will hear recorded bilingual messages about coronavirus testing,...
Residents, Activists Rail Against Systemic Racism Within Prince George’s Police Dept.
One day after new information became public about alleged racial and retaliatory practices at the Prince George’s County Police Department, family members affected by police brutality and community activists demand officials implement stronger accountability measures....
Tiger Woods Seriously Injured in Vehicle Rollover in Los Angeles
Golf superstar Tiger Woods is reportedly in critical condition in a Los Angeles-area hospital after a single-car accident on Tuesday. The website TMZ displayed pictures from the scene showing that authorities had to use the Jaws of Life to free Woods from his mangled...
The Lost History of Frederick Douglass and the Black Church
While the oratorical skills and written works of Frederick Douglass have long been discussed and studied, at one time he was only known as a lay preacher in local Black churches. His acculturation began in early childhood in the Tuckahoe region of Maryland’s Eastern...
Mercia Bowser, 64, Sister of D.C. Mayor, Dies from COVID-19 Complications
Mercia Bowser, the older and only sister of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, died Wednesday morning of coronavirus-related complications, the mayor announced in a statement. She was 64. Bowser died after battling COVID-19-related pneumonia at Washington Hospital Center, the...
Prevalence of ‘Leaky Guns’ Leads to New Initiative with ‘Teeth’
First in a Series D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser recently announced a new position in the District, Gun Violence Prevention Coordinator, after homicide rates and gun violence reached rates not seen in years. Linda Harllee Harper, the former senior deputy director for the...
BGE Urges Customers to Report Scammers’ Calls
BGE has noticed an uptick in coronavirus-related phone scams in recent weeks as fraudsters attempt to exploit the pandemic by tricking struggling customers into making illegitimate payments. The utility company warns customers that if they get a phone call threatening...
Life Expectancy for Black Americans Drops as House Considers $1.9 Trillion Rescue Package
The life expectancy for African Americans declined the most from 2019 – by 2.7 years, to 72 years – its lowest level since 2001, according to new research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Health Statistics. The study, which...
Televangelist Frederick K.C. Price Dies After Coronavirus Hospitalization
Renowned televangelist Rev. Frederick K.C. Price, head pastor of the 28,000-member Crenshaw Christian Center in Los Angeles, has died, his family said. He was 89. The church, of which Price served as head pastor after its founding in 1973, shared the family’s...
America Surpasses Grim Milestone: 500,000 COVID-19 Deaths
With the echo of church bells sounding in the distance, Americans paused this week to acknowledge a grim milestone: reaching and quickly surpassing 500,000 COVID-19 deaths. Still, officials in the greater Washington area continue to voice optimism over the recent...
U.S. Stress Levels at Pandemic-Era Highs: Poll
Americans’ stress levels amid the coronavirus pandemic are even worse now than at the pandemic early stages, according to a recent poll by the American Psychological Association. The “Stress in America” survey found that the average reported stress level last month...
Advocates Demand Racial Equity as Key PPP Changes Begin
Over the past year, COVID-19 and its variants have plagued the globe taking lives and interrupting normal activities in virtually all areas of life. For Black America, already plagued with steep health, income and wealth disparities, coping with the pandemic has been...
D.C. Probes Possible Counterfeit N95 Masks at Fire Stations: Report
D.C. Fire and EMS is reportedly investigating counterfeit N95 masks possibly circulating at fire stations throughout the city. WTTG-TV (Channel 5), which first revealed the possible forgery, said the source of the masks or how long they had been in use aren’t unknown,...
D.C. Schools Cancel Upcoming PARCC Tests
To the relief of some parents and teachers, the Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) opted to cancel a highly anticipated and polarizing assessment test that students were scheduled to take in the coming weeks. In a letter to public school and public...
U.S. Could Have Enough Vaccine for Entire Population by July: Report
With two coronavirus vaccines currently in circulation and the approval of a third imminent, the U.S. is on pace to have enough doses to fully vaccinate the nation’s population by the end of July. Since vaccinations began in December, about 73.4 million doses have...
Rhythm And Blues: Despite The Pandemic, Musicians Find Novel Ways To Reach An Audience
The pandemic has wreaked havoc in many industries, including music. Many guitarists, pianists, violinists, drummers, and even singers, lost their livelihood as their income depended entirely on live performances. Although the COVID-19 outbreak has generated a wave of...
Former UPS Executive Boosts Pledge To Alma Mater By $15 Million
BALTIMORE — To help students avoid crippling college debt, former United Parcel Service executive and Morgan State University alumnus Calvin Tyler is increasing his $5 million commitment to his alma mater by $15 million to fund academic scholarships. The expanded...
Fifteen Years After Hanging Up His Gloves, Mark Johnson Still Fighting For Respect
Washington, D.C. native Mark “Too Sharp” Johnson epitomizes Black history during a month when we remember historic African-American figures and their accomplishments. Johnson achieved greatness inside the boxing ring. He became the first African-American fighter to...
Internet-Based Education Suffers Due To Lack Of Access
As the global coronavirus pandemic hit and school classes moved online, economic disparities became evident in education access. With almost 7 percent of its population living on less than $3.20, Mexico bears witness to the gap. “The university had the possibility of...