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through Sharelle Burt March 4, 2025 The Haitians, who voted for Trump in 2024, did not believe that he would be successful in recalling TPS efforts. NBC News reports that three Advocates, Haiti-Americans in United States People from Haiti who live in the USA number The lawsuit filed on March 3 is the result of President Donald Trump team, which pushes the TPS extension until February 2026 former President Jek Biden. This extension It is necessary to return to Haibbean people until August 3, and Venezuelans will return to South America until April 2. The lawsuit continues to claim that…

A Georgia The woman is accused of involuntary homicide After allegedly killing his boyfriend. According to Fox54Police said that Hannah Cobb, who is white, and his boyfriend Telvin Osborne, who is black, were under the influence when they returned home at night and fought. Cobb told the police that he checked his firearm after returning home as he does every night, but accidentally triggered the weapon and hit Osborne in his chest. Police found Osborne in the main bedroom with a gun shot on his chest. Later he was declared death at the hospital. Police said that Cobb collaborates with…

The circle of life can be both beautiful and tragic, and in the animal kingdom, some creatures make the ultimate sacrifice for the next generation. While most species nurture their young, a few are wired to reproduce just once before meeting their end—a process known as semelparity or suicidal reproduction.READ ALSO 5 animals so transparent you can see through their bodies Here are five fascinating animals that die after giving birth.1. Pacific SalmonPacific salmon, including species like the Chinook and Sockeye, embark on a gruelling journey upstream to lay their eggs. After expending all their energy swimming against powerful currents,…

MILWAUKEE — “Black Nativity” by Langston Hughes returns for its ninth annual holiday musical production in Milwaukee. It’s put on by Black Arts MKE, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary season.  There will be five public performances from Dec. 5-8 at the Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall, inside the Marcus Center. The musical tells the story of the birth of Jesus Christ through a combination of scripture, poetry, dance and song from the African American perspective. The production showcases an all-local, and all-Black and brown cast and crew. More than 40 members of the production range in age from nine to 50. “And…

Toward the end of April 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and fellow leaders in the civil rights movement faced a grim reality in Birmingham, Alabama. With diminished support and fewer volunteers, their campaign to end segregationist policies was teetering on failure. But when an unorthodox plan to recruit Black children to march was implemented, the movement reversed itself, reinvigorating the fight for racial equality, in what became known as the Children’s Crusade. King had traveled to Birmingham in the spring of 1963, along with Southern Christian Leadership Conference co-founder Rev. Ralph Abernathy, hoping to shore up resistance against segregation…

A group of wealthy white Baton Rouge residents have won a decades-long battle to split from the majority-black city to form their own suburb following a state Supreme Court ruling. After reversing a lower court’s decision on Friday, the Supreme Court ruled 4-3 in favor of the incorporation of St. George, which will form in southeast Baton Rouge. “This is the culmination of citizens exercising their constitutional rights. We voted and we won,” Andrew Murrell, one of the leaders of the St. George campaign, said in a statement following the victory. “Now we begin the process of delivering on our…

The Downtown Bangor Partnership’s annual Plaid Friday is an effort to draw holiday shoppers with incentives to shop small and shop local. BANGOR, Maine — While many shoppers were making their way to big-box stores for Black Friday deals popular with major retailers, Bianca Roberts and others in Bangor chose to shop local as part of the community’s annual Plaid Friday.   “I first saw this little stuffed lobster, and then I also got this little crab I haven’t seen anywhere else,” Roberts said.  Her cousin, Hailey Roberts, agreed.  “They have stuff that the big-box stores don’t have, and they…

Cancel culture has run rampant for the last few years, and while many artists who found themselves embroiled in a cancel scandal have managed to redeem themselves, others haven’t been as successful. Singer Daniel Caesar has been in the latter category, thanks to his controversial comments about the Black community, and he’s finally opening up about his experience and future.According to Uproxx, the “Let Me Go” singer got candid about his cancellation while in an interview with Apple Music. During his chat with journalist Nadeska Alexis, Caesar reflected on sharing his thoughts on how Black folks responded to white social media…

First, some financial facts: Black-owned businesses are growing, particularly those owned by Black women. “The number of women-owned businesses grew an impressive 58 percent from 2007 to 2018,” according to Forbes. “The number of firms owned by Black women grew by a stunning 164 percent, nearly three times that rate.” Yet at the same time, small Black-owned businesses are getting a fraction of the funding of larger, white-owned businesses. In Oregon, Black-owned businesses receive an ever-declining rate of start-up loans. Plus, federal loans designed to save businesses during the height of the pandemic largely shut out BIPOC-owned businesses. In addition to the…

More than a century after the NAACP adopted “Lift Every Voice and Sing” as the “Black national anthem,” the song has sparked social media-fueled backlash in the lead-up to Sunday’s Super Bowl in New Orleans.Rep. Lauren Boebert said on X that there’s “ONE NATIONAL ANTHEM.” Another critic called the song, which speaks to resiliency and the prospect of better days for an oppressed people, a “Black supremacy” song. Still another called it “racist and divisive.” Some Black conservatives have also said the song should not be performed at the game, calling it “a desperate Hail Mary to exploitation” and that…