America’s Money Vote: A New Way to Vote Post-Election
Redefining Democracy: Embracing Fiscal Decisions in America’s Voting Future Articulated Insight – “News, Race and Culture in the Information Age” “I fear I may have integrated my people into a burning house.” – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In the wake of recent...
Celebrating Shirley Chisholm’s 100th Birthday, Remembering a Barrier-Breaking Champion
By Austin R. Cooper, Jr. On Nov. 30, Shirley Chisholm would have turned 100 years old. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Chisolm died on January 1, 2005, at 80. Almost 30 years after her death, Chisholm’s contributions are still making a difference on the American...
Major Wins for Detroit’s Tech Scene: Black Tech Saturdays and JustAir Lead the Way
Exploring Detroit’s Emerging Tech Landscape Led by Black Innovators and Environmental Health Initiatives Darren Riley CEO/Founder of JustAir Black Tech Saturdays (BTS) has always been more than a networking event—it’s a movement. With its recent $1.2 million...
After winning a $100K Requisite grant from Press Forward, The St. Louis Argus battles with Editor Sarah Frenske to retain the prize
St. Louis Argus Contends with Conflict Over $100K Grant A former employee of the now-defunct Riverfront Times is calling for an investigation into St. Louis Argus’, Missouri’s oldest Black newspaper’s, publishing tactics. Sarah Fenske, Executive...About Us
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