Humanity

Holiday Issue

Bridging the Gaps, Communities At The Crossroads Of Economic Strain

Across the nation, communities are grappling with a reality that feels both familiar and unsettling: the economy is no longer a stable backdrop for daily life. For many, financial security has become elusive, and the promises of upward mobility feel increasingly out of reach. Unemployment, while improved from previous years,

By Chatney Diva • 3 min read

Humanity

Breaking the Chains of Poverty in America A Call to Action

In the land of opportunity, where dreams are supposed to take flight, there exists a harsh reality that is often overlooked — poverty in America. Behind the glimmering skyline and bustling cities, there lies a silent epidemic that affects millions of individuals and families, leaving them trapped in a cycle of

By Victor Flavius • 3 min read

Advocate

Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump Hosts Inaugural Social Justice Weekend

Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump will host the inaugural social justice weekend in Atlanta, GA from Friday, December 13 through Sunday, December 15th. Three celebrity-driven events will raise money to provide scholarships for five future civil rights and social justice students, currently pursuing law degrees at historical black universities.  Crump

By Dr. Christal Jordan • 3 min read

Humanity

Black Excellence Spotlight: Dr. Shavon Arline Bradley

In a powerful display of leadership and advocacy, Dr. Shavon Arline Bradley recently delivered a compelling speech on #WomensEquality that resonated deeply with all in attendance. As a trailblazer in health equity and social justice, Dr. Bradley emphasized the critical importance of advancing gender equality, particularly for women of color

By Victor Flavius • 1 min read

Humanity

The Color of Change - Empowering Communities Through Non-Profit Action

In today’s ever-evolving world, it is essential to stand up for what you believe in and actively work towards positive change. This is where organizations like The Color of Change come into play. In this article, we will explore the inspiring mission and impactful work of this non-profit organization.

By Victor Flavius • 3 min read

After 14yrs Corey Miller demands hearing of appeal in State and Federal Courts

It is crucial to bring attention to this matter. Corey Miller's case is open to the public, with all filings being public records. Considering recent developments and the need for a fair and just legal process, which has not been afforded to Corey Miller since his 2009 conviction,

By Victor Flavius • 2 min read

HBCU Green Fund AUC Fellows plant 100 trees in Africa during Spring Break

HBCU Green Fund Fellow and Spelman College senior, Serena Echols, waters the tree she just planted during her trip to Senegal to help make a difference with the climate crisis.

By Victor Flavius • 3 min read

World Refugee Day: Honoring Strength and Resilience

World Refugee Day is an annual commemoration that highlights the strength, resilience, and struggles of refugees worldwide. This day serves as a reminder of the millions of individuals who have been forcibly displaced from their homes due to conflict, persecution, or natural disasters. By recognizing their stories and experiences, we

By Victor Flavius • 2 min read

Climate Crisis Is on Track to Push One-Third of Humanity Out of Its Most Livable Environment

As conditions that best support life shift toward the poles, more than 600 million people are already living outside of a crucial “climate niche,” facing more extreme heat, rising food scarcity and higher death rates. Climate change is remapping where humans can exist on the planet. As optimum conditions shift

By Victor Flavius • 6 min read

One Year Ago Ahmaud Arbery Died in a Very American Way

Ahmaud Arbery was killed one year ago in a manner consistent with American history Ahmaud Arbery was killed by Gregory and Travis McMichael with assistance by William “Roddie” Bryan on February 23, 2020. The McMichaels deputized themselves when they and Bryan used their vehicles to box Ahmaud in at the

By Victor Flavius • 3 min read

Cindy McCain accused of racial profiling after mistakenly reporting woman for human trafficking

Cindy McCain, the widow of Sen. John McCain, has been accused of racial profiling after she reported what she thought was a human trafficking incident at Phoenix’s Sky Harbor International Airport. On Monday, McCain — who serves as co-chair of the Arizona Human Trafficking Council — said that she had witnessed

By Victor Flavius • 1 min read

Paris to Pittsburgh

Airing this week on NAT GEO TV is the new documentary PARIS TO PITTSBURGH. Produced by Bloomberg Philanthropies and RadicalMedia, the film brings to life the impassioned efforts of individuals who are battling the most severe threats of climate change in their own backyards.  Set against the national debate over

By Victor Flavius • 2 min read