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Black Activists Applaud African-American Unemployment Hitting New-Record-Low For Sixth Time During The Trump Administration

Record-Low Black Unemployment Applauded by Black Activists.

Project 21 Cites Low Taxes, Deregulation Among Reasons
Blacks Are Back to Work.

November 1, 2019: Black unemployment has hit yet another record low, and that is being cheered by members

Why So Many Rebellions?

A key element underlies the massive protests: the search for a different model of political representation.

By Gioconda Belli  (Confidencial)

HAVANA TIMES – November 2, 2019 - The world is witnessing with astonishment a series of popular rebellions:

Grief And Sorrow Make No Sense To Me

African American mother, Davisha L. Johnson, created a small business incubator for West Africans to build a global black ecosystem for the future.

 Born in the early 1980’s Ms. Davisha L. Johnson is owner of several successful businesses in the United States and has recently taken her business model to the International Marketplace through the creation of the Ghana Investment Tour. She has embr

Hire Packers and Movers in Hyderabad and get easy way of comfortable shifting

African Cosmology and Concepts of Reality

       African Cosmology and Concepts of Reality

                             Junious Ricardo Stanton

Our African ancestors postulated the universe was teleological meaning it was designed with purpose and meaning and the designer w

Pre-Hiring Job Fair Saturday October 19th at National Black Wall Street Chicago

New Jersey: People’s Organization for Progress rally in support of the “Amistad Bill” mandating infusion of African American History into the curriculum of NJ’s public schools

On Monday, October 14^th, the People’s Organization for Progress (P.O.P) will host a rally in support of the full implementation of the pioneering Amistad Bill! The Amistad Bill is a legal mandate that became law in 2002 under the Irvington based le

Reparations, Karma, and Reincarnation: Scott Petullo & Stephen Petullo.

LiT Short Story Contest Open for Entries, a new opportunity for writers of African American Romance introduced by Urban romance authors Porscha Sterling and Leo Sullivan

For writers of African American Romance, the LiT Short Story Contest is an unparalleled opportunity. Initiated by top urban romance authors Porscha Sterling and Leo Sullivan, the LiT Short Story Contest is now open for entries. The contest promises t

Meet Chicago Chief Procurement Officer Shannon Andrews Saturday October 5th

Record-Low Black Unemployment Cheered by Black Activists and Credit Trump Economic Policies for Increased Minority Opportunity

Black unemployment and the black-white employment gap have fallen to the lowest levels ever recorded, and members of the Project 21  black leadership network are cheering the economic policies of the Trump Administration for ushering in historic leve

Author Jude Shaw’s new book “Leaving Dahomey: Book One” is an evocative tale set in an ancient kingdom with a rich culture and history prior to annexation by the French

Jude Shaw has completed his new book “Leaving Dahomey: Book One”: a spellbinding story of nineteenth-century Africa, set in the ancient land presently known as Benin.
It was September of 1840, and the ancient West African Kingdom of Dahomey was ablaz

3rd Annual Technology Symposium Friday August 23 at University Of Chicago

Honouring The 2019 Global Class Of The Most Influential People of African Descent

It is with great honor we begin to unveil the 2019 Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) global 100 list to recognize the positive contributions made by people of African descent, worldwide, across four categories, starting with the rele

Urban Romance Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur Porscha Sterling on a mission to provide romance lovers a place to find novels depicting women of color

There’s no question that Porscha Sterling is a leading author in the urban romance genre. She’s written a hit novel series entitled "King of The Streets, Queen of His Heart’ and been recognized by Sheen Magazine at the Kimmie Awards as the 2019 Liter

Marquette Bank Back To School Event/Free School Supplies Sat. August 17th

Path to Citizenship for Immigrants on Public Assistance is "Unfair" and "Insulting" to Working Poor, says Project 21 Black Activists

A new federal rule adding more scrutiny to the citizenship process for immigrants who have collected public assistance is applauded by the Project 21 black leadership network.

"Acting Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Ken Cuccinelli's ne

Greater Chatham Initiative New Funding Workshop Tuesday August 13

With restorative practices we will learn how to effectivel

Listen to Lindi Tardif’s Story of Forgiveness in Daughter of Apartheid

The wounds caused by centuries of slavery, colonialism, apartheid and racism cut deep, and while many of these wounds may have healed somewhat, plenty of scars remain and serve as a painful reminder of what was. In Lindi Tardif’s newest book publishe