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Local Ministry Hosts Leadership Conference
By Eliz Dowdy, Staff Writer Faith Ministries International Network of Churches recently hosted their annual Leadership Conference, an event that brings participating churches, pastors, ... -
Overt Racism Flourishes in the South
By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Race relations in the United States, especially in the South, are plagued by troubling examples of the challenges ... -
Civil Rights Leaders Support Rules to Crackdown on Payday Lending
By Charlene Crowell After five years of field hearings, town hall meetings, multiple research reports, and over one million comments, the Consumer Financial Protection ... -
We Need a Values Revolution in America
By Reverend Dr. William J. Barber, II President, Repairers of the Breach Jeremiah 22:1-3,4-5 The Message (MSG) “Walking Out on the Covenant of God” 22 ... -
Film Review: Marshall
By Dwight Brown NNPA Newswire Film Critic Considering all of his major accomplishments, why hasn’t someone made a film about Thurgood Marshall’s life that ... -
UCR Recruitment: Black Students Get Ready
By Dianne Anderson Getting Black students to campus, and nurturing them all the way to graduation is what sets the University of California at ... -
Stater Bros. Awards 100K to Dignity Health for 3D Mammography Technology
St. Bernardine Medical Center has received a $100K grant from Stater Bros. Charities and Inland Women Fighting Cancer to purchase state-of-the-art digital breast tomosynthesis ... -
Breast Cancer Survivor Earns Three AA Degrees
Anyone who has met Rhonda Crayton will tell you she is a warrior. This 40-year-old mother of two from San Bernardino is known across ... -
Just Wake Me When It’s Over
By Julianne Malveaux Remember that song by both the Supremes and the Four Tops – wake me when it’s over? The singers felt like ... -
Toi Waddles: The Fight for a Living Wage
By Dianne Anderson Local pre-school teacher Toi Waddles is American born, but her family’s inside joke is that she’s not African American at all. ...
