Black swimming expert explains how some swimmers drown

According to a Black American swimming expert in Maryland, it’s essential to practice water safety, even for experienced swimmers, and be aware of one’s limitations and surroundings. Even proficient swimmers can face drowning risks under certain circumstances. Some factors include: While being able to swim is a valuable skill, water depth can still pose challenges, even for proficient swimmers. Here are a few reasons why … Continue reading Black swimming expert explains how some swimmers drown

Can Children Demand Half of Their Inheritance from Living Parents?

Inheritance disputes among siblings can be a complex and emotionally charged issue, often requiring delicate navigation to maintain family harmony. One such question that arises is whether children can demand a share of their inheritance while their parents are still alive. In a personal account, a black female reader shares a story of familial discord and financial entitlement, raising questions about the ethical and legal … Continue reading Can Children Demand Half of Their Inheritance from Living Parents?

Non-Black Allyship and the Power of Being Pro-Black

In the ongoing quest for equality and justice, the concept of being “pro-black” has transcended racial boundaries, emphasizing that the fight against racism is a collective effort that welcomes allies from all backgrounds. Being pro-black is more than a label; it is an active commitment to supporting, advocating for, and enhancing the well-being of black individuals. This crucial movement stands as a testament to the … Continue reading Non-Black Allyship and the Power of Being Pro-Black

Sha’carri Richardson: Defying Expectations

Sha’carri Richardson, the fastest woman in the world, stands as a testament to the strength, resilience, and power held by Black women in the realm of sports. In a recent interview, she shared a profound realization about her relationship with track and field, stating, “I feel like for a while I saw this sport more as a job than the love I knew I had … Continue reading Sha’carri Richardson: Defying Expectations

Discipline Dilemma: The Shift in Student Behavior and Its Impact on Education

In recent years, there has been a noticeable shift in the discipline and behavior of students, creating challenges for educators and contributing to a surge in teacher resignations. Unlike decades ago, when students were more disciplined and respectful, the contemporary classroom environment reflects a stark contrast, with teachers grappling to maintain control. Teachers today are facing unprecedented challenges, contending with students who exhibit behaviors that … Continue reading Discipline Dilemma: The Shift in Student Behavior and Its Impact on Education

Members of the Mississippi ‘Goon Squad’ get stiff sentences in torture of 2 Black men

A federal judge in Mississippi recently delivered the final sentences in a troubling brutality case involving six white law enforcement officers who pleaded guilty to federal civil rights charges for the brutal treatment of two Black men during a house raid without a warrant last year. These officers were part of a group called the “Goon Squad,” known locally for their aggressive tactics in Rankin … Continue reading Members of the Mississippi ‘Goon Squad’ get stiff sentences in torture of 2 Black men

Social Justice Cases and Evolving Legal Landscapes

In recent years, social justice cases have played a pivotal role in reshaping legal landscapes, sparking crucial conversations about equality, human rights, and systemic injustices. This article explores notable legal developments arising from social justice cases, shedding light on how these cases have influenced legal frameworks, policies, and public perceptions. 1. Police Reform and Accountability Case Spotlight: George Floyd’s Death and the Trial of Derek … Continue reading Social Justice Cases and Evolving Legal Landscapes

Wrongful Confrontation: The Case of Suisin City Cops

In a disturbing incident that shook the community and sparked outrage across social media, Cyrah and Megan Hawkins found themselves at the center of a wrongful police confrontation in their own home. The couple, both Black Americans, were playing with their daughter in their living room when they heard loud knocks on their door. Little did they know, their peaceful evening would soon turn into … Continue reading Wrongful Confrontation: The Case of Suisin City Cops

Empowering Black Victims of Systemic Racism: Stand Up and Speak Out

In a world where systemic racism continues to pervade workplaces, black people often find themselves facing unnecessary termination. Despite the prevalence of these injustices, many suffer in silence, unwilling to confront the systemic racism that plagues their lives. Recent data reveals that only a small fraction of black people dare to challenge their wrongful terminations. The power of self-advocacy cannot be overstated. It’s essential to … Continue reading Empowering Black Victims of Systemic Racism: Stand Up and Speak Out

The Burden on Black Siblings as Caregivers

The role of siblings in caregiving is often complex, and when it comes to Black families, the expectations placed on siblings to care for their brothers or sisters can be particularly challenging. This article delves into the issue of parents, especially in the Black community, relying on their children to become primary caregivers for their siblings, examining the unfairness and selfishness of such expectations. Using … Continue reading The Burden on Black Siblings as Caregivers