Keeping it Real: Stopping Those Who Trespass Against Us
Black women in America face significant challenges due to political, social, and economic manipulations, with the most recent federal actions causing devastation in the community, and Black women want laws, social programs, education, employment, and economic opportunities to reflect the rights and needs of women and children in the nation.
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The Fire Next Time
As California updates its wildfire hazard maps for the first time in nearly two decades, the Inland Empire stands at the epicenter of a new reality: wildfire risk is no longer confined to remote hillsides, but increasingly threatens dense urban neighborhoods and historically marginalized communities. This series is designed to help readers understand the dangers, risks and how to prepare for The Fire Next Time.
Op Ed: Black History Month at 100: Honoring Service While Confronting Persistent Inequities for the Inland Empire’s Black Veterans
African American veterans, including those in the Inland Empire of Southern California, have returned home from service to face systemic neglect, limited recognition, and enduring gaps in healthcare, social support, and protections, which are compounded by financial and psychological strains.
A Black Paper: Racial Liberation Ascension Model: Phase Three
Through the process of separation and isolation, one can gain clarity, protect their peace, and…
Erin Jackson Carried Team USA Flag In Milano
Erin Jackson, a former inline skater, became the first Black woman to win an Olympic…
Keeping it Real: Black Medical Brilliance Celebrated at Institution with History of Black Medical Exploitation
John Hopkins University Medical Center has made history with an all-Black team of five residents and fellows leading the hospital’s…
Bridgeman Wins Tiger Woods Genesis Tournament At Riviera By One Shot
Jacob Bridgeman won the PGA Tour event with a one-shot margin over Kurt Katayama, Rory Mcllory and Adam Scott, while…
A Black Paper: Racial Liberation Ascension Model: Phase Two
Black History Month celebrates the centennial anniversary of Black History Week, honoring the legacy of Black leaders and the progress…
CSUSB to host The Voice 2026: A Community Conversation on Supporting African American Men
The Voice 2026 is an open dialogue event hosted by CSUSB’s Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration…
BlackLash 2025
Project 2025 is a sweeping policy blueprint driven by the Heritage Foundation and advanced by the Trump administration. It has sparked alarm among civil rights and advocacy groups for its potential to erode hard-won protections in education, health care, housing, voting rights, and economic opportunity, with especially dire consequences for Black Americans.
