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VOTING RIGHTS

The story of voting rights in America is a long journey. It is about who gets to have a voice in how our country is run. Today, it might seem natural that every adult citizen can vote, but it did not start out that way. The battle over who can

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LONE STAR DEGREE AWARD

By: Hakim Briley On May 4, 2026, West Fork High School, located in Porter, Texas, held their 4th annual FFA banquet with several FFA members and officers saying their final goodbyes toward such an amazing program. During the FFA awards ceremony, many FFA members were given awards showing their dedication

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THE LASTING SCARS OF THE TULSA RACE MASSACRE

By: Fred Smith In the aftermath of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, the thriving Greenwood District in Tulsa was left in ruins. Once regarded as “Black Wall Street,” the neighborhood had been home to hundreds of successful African American businesses, churches, schools, and homes. Following the violent attack by white

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VOTERS’ REMORSE

President Trump realizes that he made a horrible ungodly miscalculation initiating a war with Iran. Now, far too many of his MAGA-Cult supporters are abandoning ship, declaring I did not vote for this! Of course, only God knows what they thought they were voting for! To be sure, President Trump

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FREEDOM SUMMER 1964: COURAGE IN MISSISSIPPI

By: Fred Smith Freedom Summer, also known as the Mississippi Summer Project, began in June 1964 as one of the most significant civil rights campaigns in American history. Organized by major civil rights groups including the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) and the NAACP,

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National News

By: Roy Douglas Malonson Elections are essentially a massive tug-of-war, with competing factions fighting to pull their city’s future in their preferred direction. Recently, voters in Houston and Harris County, Texas, witnessed two monumental political battles during the primary runoff elections—special rematches triggered be- cause no single candidate secured a majority in the first...

Entertainment

The first Monday in May always delivers high-fashion drama, but this year’s spectacular event took sartorial artistry to unprecedented heights. When reviewing the magnificent arrivals

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Local News

By:Pamela Holliman Bella Vista Missionary Baptist Church, a longstanding spiritual anchor in Houston’s Independence Heights—the first Texas municipality founded by African Americans—has begun a five-month

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Politics

By: Bobby E. Mills, PhD In 2026, America has spiritually misguided men controlling guided missiles. Iran is the classic example. Sadly, the soul of America

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By: Hakim Briley On May 4, 2026, West Fork High School, located in Porter, Texas, held their 4th annual FFA banquet with several FFA members

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By Troy James AFRAM News Contributor Some business realities deserve more than polite interpretation. They deserve honest naming. We are in a moment where institutional

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