Kyra Harris Bolden, First Black Woman to Serve on Michigan Supreme Court, Celebrates One-Year Anniversary of Her Appointment
Groundbreaking leader Kyra Harris Bolden is the first Black woman to serve on the Michigan Supreme Court. Courtesy photo By…
Gercland where your imagination is free to roam
“I think you may find a stroll helps you unwind.” We love the use of cardboard and #gerc #gercs #gercland…
The Raggedy RiRi Series: Do Not Over Thank for Something that was Originally Yours
You now have Sundays off. But that was the original deal you made when you took the job. It’s important…
Genealogical Crossroads: Researching and Embracing a Diverse Heritage PART I of III
By Philip T. Arnell I’ve walked many paths in my life. I’ve been a performer, I’ve briefly been a teacher….
How Elizabeth Leiba’s Passion for Black History and Advocacy Is Shaping a New Era for Black Women
By TNCPNEWS Elizabeth Leiba is a writer, college professor, and advocate for Black businesswomen. She boasts a following of over…
Black Gen Z – Broken Windows Theory – What Does Your Reflection Show?
By Nova Pierce The pitter patter of rain accompanied by the crackling flap like the sound of a murder of…
Hospitality industry expanding beyond rating systems in TikTok age
Chef Bella Jones at her upcoming restaurant Liz and Leon’s Southern Kitchen in downtown Atlanta. Photo by Miguel Martinez/The Atlanta…
Local Opinion/Editorial: Is there a Vision or Plan for Downtown Lansing?
By Marcus Martin, MBA Community Engagement and Business Development Professional The Detroit Free Press Opinion piece in December about Lansing…
Gov. Whitmer encourages eligible Michiganders to claim the Working Families Tax Credit
LANSING, MI — Michigan, Governor Gretchen Whitmer is motivating eligible residents to apply for both the federal and state Earned…
The Raggedy RiRi Series: Are You Staying Out of Trouble?
In the past 6 months, I have been asked, “Are you staying out of trouble?” at least 6 times. I…