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Tarrant County Texas Judicial System Is Racist System Towards People Of Color

The history of racial discrimination in Tarrant County is deeply rooted, with a legacy of oppression and injustice against African Americans. Incarceration rates for black youths are disproportionately high, and a specific case highlights systemic injustices in the legal system, affecting individuals’ lives and opportunities. Reform and awareness are crucial for meaningful change. Continue reading Tarrant County Texas Judicial System Is Racist System Towards People Of Color

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Part Two: The journey of finding my husband’s biological father

By Keisa Stewart-Rucker Meeting The Family “The delay in releasing part two of the story was not intentional. I wanted to ensure that I approached this sensitive topic with the utmost care and accuracy, as delving into such matters can evoke strong emotions and opinions from different individuals. Throughout the writing process, it became apparent that some people felt uneasy or even offended by certain … Continue reading Part Two: The journey of finding my husband’s biological father

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The journey to finding my husband’s biological father

The Beginning I’ve seen lifetime movies that are based on true life stories, but never did I imagine being a part of a story made for television. I’m normally a private person but this is a story that needs to be told. I met my husband Dendrius “Psycho” Rucker (some people call him Den for short) in 1996 on the campus of Mississippi Valley State … Continue reading The journey to finding my husband’s biological father

Foundation match

Have you ever wondered about your foundation match? The struggle is real as the seasons change, so does your foundation. Spring weather means spends more time outdoors, allowing you to get more sun than in winter. So I was not surprised when my client Felecia wanted another foundation shade darker than the one she used during the winter.  Felecia is a busy professional who values … Continue reading Foundation match

“Preachers of LA” Returns with “Wedding Edition” Highlighting the Nuptials of Mr. & Mrs. Noel Jones

[LOS ANGELES, CA] – April 23, 2024 – The Preachers and First Ladies are back! The long-awaited wedding event of Bishop Noel Jones and Loretta Jones is finally happening and your favorite high-profile Pastors and First Ladies are together again to celebrate–but will they be able lay those long-standing arguments to rest, or resurrect the drama after all these years? Get ready for a wedding … Continue reading “Preachers of LA” Returns with “Wedding Edition” Highlighting the Nuptials of Mr. & Mrs. Noel Jones

Lucinda Moore Set to Ignite the Music Scene with Second Single, “FIRE” 

Lucinda Moore [ATLANTA, GA] April 19, 2024 — Award-winning singer-songwriter Lucinda Moore is prepared to set the music industry ablaze with the upcoming release of her second single, “FIRE”. Pre-orders are now available and it is set to be released on Friday, May 17th. Following the success of the album’s leading single, “Lord I Hear You”, Moore is ready to turn up the heat with another banger! … Continue reading Lucinda Moore Set to Ignite the Music Scene with Second Single, “FIRE” 

South Fulton Celebrates Earth Day with Kendall Rae Johnson’s Parade and Learning Fair Youth-led environmental initiative thrives in its second year

SOUTH FULTON, GA – The City of South Fulton is proud to announce the return of Kendall Rae’s Earth Day Parade and Learning Fair for the second consecutive year. Hosted by Kendall Rae Johnson, Georgia’s youngest certified farmer. The event will take place on April 20 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Kicking off at the Tri-County shopping center at 7494 Old National Highway, South … Continue reading South Fulton Celebrates Earth Day with Kendall Rae Johnson’s Parade and Learning Fair Youth-led environmental initiative thrives in its second year

North Carolina’s First Black-owned Children’s Bookstore Liberation Station Set To Close Due To Death Threats

Death Threats Liberation Station, the cherished Black-owned children’s bookstore nestled in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, sadly finds itself on the brink of closure after nearly a year of serving its community. The brainchild of Victoria Scott-Miller, an enterprising Black entrepreneur, and her husband, Duane Miller, Liberation Station opened its doors with much fanfare in June 2023. It quickly became a beacon of representation for Black … Continue reading North Carolina’s First Black-owned Children’s Bookstore Liberation Station Set To Close Due To Death Threats