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Trump’s Tariffs Hurt Workers. A Smarter Trade Strategy Could Empower Them.
The Trump administration's recent tariffs on imported goods are criticized as a political maneuver that will increase costs for American families and workers, contrasting with the Biden-Harris administration's efforts to foster a clean and equitable economy.
George Foreman Was The Last Man Standing From Boxing’s Heavyweight Golden Era
George Foreman, a former world heavyweight champion, transitioned from a 15-year-old dropout to a successful boxer and entrepreneur. As the last of the three heavyweights who dominated the 1970s, he set three significant boxing records.
Running Out Of Good Things To Say
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has issued threats against U.S. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett for exercising her right to free speech. Bondi has simultaneously defended the Trump Administration's controversial actions and criticized the judiciary for rulings that oppose the administration's policies.
My Journey In Foster Care: From Mentors To Family
Kaprea Greene, a former foster youth, emphasizes the critical role of mentorship and culturally responsive care within the foster care system. She underscores the necessity of positive Black role models and family-like relationships to ensure stability and a sense of belonging for children in foster care.
ICE Should Respect The Sanctity Of Churches
The Trump administration has rescinded a Biden-era policy that barred arrests at 'sensitive locations,' thereby exposing immigrant communities to enforcement actions in areas where they should feel secure. Additionally, the administration has empowered ICE and local police officers to carry out immigration enforcement operations within houses of worship.
Our Fight Against Oligarchy
President Trump has signed an executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, igniting bipartisan outrage. Lawmakers from both parties are calling for a fight against oligarchy and urging a more organized opposition movement.
In Trump’s War On Federal Workers, Black Families Pay The Price
The Trump administration's recent wave of federal firings and policy shifts threatens to dismantle decades of progress in government policy and practice that have led the private sector in providing opportunities for African Americans, potentially erasing the public sector as a viable path to greater economic security.
Now That Things Are Crystal Clear!
Dr. E. Faye Williams urges Black communities to actively participate in driving societal change by endorsing BOYCOTTS and educating their children about Black History.
Killing The MBDA Won’t Just Cripple Black Businesses—It’ll Weaken America
The Trump administration has effectively dismantled the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA), a crucial entity for promoting economic equity and addressing the racial wealth gap. Despite the MBDA's success in generating or saving over 14,000 jobs and facilitating $1.2 billion in capital in 2023, this move undermines decades of progress in supporting minority-owned businesses.
The Musk-Trump Alliance Threatens Black Americans
Elon Musk and Donald Trump are facing accusations of harboring racist views and advocating for policies that could potentially revert the societal progress of Black Americans to a state reminiscent of the Post-Reconstruction era of the 1870s, where they were systematically denied basic rights and protections.