Month: November 2013

    They wiggled, they jiggled, they wore low cut gowns and short shorts, they kowtowed to the club owners ...

        By Junauda Petrus Contributing Writer “I love the rush of performing on stage, and watching the ...

  By William Spriggs Guest Commentator   The U.S. Gross Domestic Product (the value of all goods and services in ...

You be the judge   In the last 20 days, discussion on both the left and the right has been ...

Sgt. Andrew Brumm of the State Patrol Major Crash Reconstruction Unit said he “found nothing in his investigation to indicate ...

By Ron Daniels Guest Commentator   The Christmas season provides an excellent opportunity for Africans in America to engage in ...

By LaDonna Redmond Contributing Writer     “There were two African American owned co-ops in the Twin Cities,” according to ...

By Charles Hallman Staff Writer     Sterling K. Brown became a thespian back in high school in St. Louis, ...

The guys were hunkered down in the studio lobby munching on sandwiches and chips, sipping beer. Cooling their heels, shooting the ...

Almost half of all athletes are women, but not even five percent are shown in this country’s media. This is ...

Oak Park Center helps those whose food dollars are stretched to the limits     By Charles Hallman Staff Writer ...

    By Junauda Petrus Contributing writer   His music is for lovers. The “broken-hearted” lovers. The “brand-new-love” lovers. The ...

  Movie Review By Dwight Hobbes Contributing Writer   It is sad to see how complacent we Black people have ...

For former Minneapolis North boys’ basketball standout RICO ALEXANDER, November 12, 2013 was a very special day. It wasn’t only ...

            There are approximately 100 African American and other student-athletes of color this school year ...

Local entrepreneurs discuss challenges, offer solutions   News Analysis By Charles Hallman Staff Writer   The idea for the recent ...

The disaster in the Philippines brought by typhoon Yolanda (their name for Haiyan) exposes the weakness of a civilization built ...

No need to replace her   Minneapolis celebrates the election of its second female in the history of City Government, ...