Month: July 2013

By Annie Harvieux Contributing Writer   Walking through the Theodore Wirth trails in the summer, you will hear the buzz ...

By Charles Hallman Staff Writer   A new study finds that Black and Latino children are more likely to be ...

      There’ll still be plenty of fireworks left after the 4th of July, only they’ll be explosions of ...

Rosacea is a common skin disease that affects 15-25 percent of all people to some degree. It often begins with ...

  The ‘here we go again’  relevance for Black America   Young journalists stepped forward to warn again how we ...

      A few years back, Obama was defending his continuation and escalation of the Afghan war. He said ...

  By Marian Wright Edelman Guest Commentator   “We can change the world…Let’s believe in it; let’s make it happen ...

      The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport (TIDES) annually publishes the Racial and Gender Report Card ...

    KHALID EL-AMIN, BRODERICK POWELL, KAMMRON TAYLOR and MICHAEL CONTRERAS provided metro-area youth with opportunities to learn about leadership ...

    By Charles Hallman Staff Writer   The Tulsa Shock reconstituted its starting backcourt over the recent off-season. Like ...

  By Peter Rachcleff, Community Voices/Twin Cities Daily Planet   Ansa Akyea, Emily Gunyou Halaas, and Jim Lichtscheidl in Clybourne ...