People Speak

Black culture and heritage is important to preserve and stay connected to, as it is the foundation of who we are and provides us with a strong voice in media.

Black artists are being represented at the Oscars, but many feel that they are not being given the awards they deserve, despite movies like Sinners receiving 16 nominations.

The black community needs to put more emphasis on mental health, remove the stigma associated with it, and increase awareness, knowledge, and resources for those who are struggling.

People are expressing their outrage and concern over the ICE killings, citing the need for empathy, compassion, and action to be taken to prevent further tragedies.

People are hopeful for the city to take advantage of new opportunities, for equity, unity, healing, collaboration, and for less violence and more support for the community in 2026.

The American people are divided and misled, and the consequences of the election are being seen in the form of division and controversy, with many blaming Trump for the division and destruction, while others blame the American people and government for allowing him to be in that position.

People have different memories of Christmas, from the lights and decorations to the presents, family gatherings, and special traditions.

AI is becoming an increasingly influential part of society, and in order to maintain its integrity and balance its unpredictability, oversight and regulation are necessary.

People have expressed distrust of the current administration's vaccine policies, citing concerns about ulterior motives, defunding the CDC, and lack of research for BIPOC communities, while some believe vaccinations are important for safety.

Black people and other minorities believe that the federal government is not doing enough to support them, as evidenced by the reduction and elimination of core supports to programs like health care, medical insurance, affordable housing, food assistance, home loans and educational aid.