February is Black History month, when you may hear and read about many efforts and accomplishments made by our African American heroes. It is a time set aside to continue the discussion about Black people, their struggles, and their achievements; a time to reflect on the past while paying tribute to those who struggled to … Continue reading THE BIRD’S NEST │ An Ongoing Celebration by Robin Carter

Almost five years ago, two black men were escorted in handcuffs by police out of a Starbucks in Philadelphia because they were accused of trespassing. Yes, trespassing at a place where people sit for hours hunched over a computer using free Wi-Fi and sipping on an overpriced cup of coffee. A female employee called the … Continue reading And Justice for All by Cheryll Boswell

Are you the person who has a pile of bills and/or unopened mail and continuously tell yourself, “I’m going to open and organize that pile this weekend”? Do you have unopened bank statements and retirement statements creating clutter in a corner or a junk drawer? Are you telling yourself, "I don’t need to open them … Continue reading 5 Easy Steps To Organize Your Finances By Janice Parker, JP Credit

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Kudos to Deion “Primetime” Sanders for developing one of the most successful programs in college football history with Jackson State University. Sanders was hired as Jackson State University’s head coach in 2020 when the team was struggling both offensively and defensively. Sanders was able to bring the right kind of discipline and swagger, which the … Continue reading Deion Sanders Making A Difference By Mark Hollis