Home »
Posts tagged with "Detroit"
Posts tagged with "Detroit"
Apr. 24 |
The beleaguered city’s slavery past suggests much about its potential future
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Detroit historically has been known as a key stop in the Underground Railroad, visited by Blacks escaping from slavery in the...
Apr. 24 |
As we move closer to the warm part of the year, six human beings have died or have been murdered here in the great city of Minneapolis as we are just four months into the year 2013. Once again, we have to plead to our young people to not engage in...
Nov. 14 |
Adrian Peterson
Last January during the Pro Bowl game in Honolulu, many of the players in the game signed a giant get-well card to Adrian Peterson. Lou Lampson, a buddy to the stars, organized it. He knew Peterson’s dapper was down. It was intended...
Oct. 31 |
GLENDALE, AZ — Here we go! Baseball is done, thankfully, before November with San Francisco sweeping Detroit to capture their second World Series in three years. The NBA starts this week, and the National Hockey League can’t figure out...
Oct. 24 |
Seven games into the 2012 season, the Vikings forged forward with a 21-14 hard-fought win over the Arizona Cardinals. Minnesota is now 5-2 and remained undefeated at home at 4-0.
Sunday’s Mall of America Field sellout crowd of 61,068 was...
Sep. 26 |
Everyday Black folks missing from the eco-dialogue
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Tuskegee University hosted the first-ever Black Environmental Thought (BET) conference in 2007. The University of Minnesota’s Hubert H. Humphrey Center hosted...