Commentary

Details: Written by Charlene Crowell; Published: 16 July 2024

Charlene Crowell

For Black and Latino Americans, this power-grab by the court throws into doubt and potentially weakens current agency rules that sought to bring us closer to the nation’s promises of freedom and justice for all. In two particular areas – fair housing and financial regulation – many hard-won victories aimed at addressing inequalities could be opened up to review and reversal.

Details: Written by Melinda Burrell; Published: 26 June 2024

Dr. Melinda Burrell, Ph.D.

The June 27 presidential debate is the real start of the election season, when more Americans start to pay attention. It’s when partisan rhetoric runs hot and emotions run high. It’s also a chance for us, as members of a democratic republic. How? By setting expectations for ourselves and our leaders.

Details: Written by Charlene Crowell; Published: 21 June 2024

Charlene Crowell

Only 1 in 7 renters can afford homeownership, homelessness at an all-time high

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Details: Written by Sherreta R. Harrison, Guest columnist; Published: 18 June 2024

Sherreta R. Harrison, Guest columnist

Today, when our history is threatened by erasure, our communities are being dismantled by systemic disinvestment, Juneteenth can serve as a rallying cry for communal healing and collective action.

Details: Written by Sheryl Merritt; Published: 17 June 2024

Sheryl Merritt, MBA, CEO/Broker, New Legacy Realty

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Details: Written by Charlene Crowell; Published: 13 June 2024

A recent 7-2 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court gave consumers a long-sought victory that ended more than a decade of challenges over the constitutionality of the agency created to be the nation’s financial cop on the beat.

Details: Written by Charlene Crowell; Published: 08 May 2024

Charlene Crowell

Never-married Black women have 8 cents in wealth for every dollar held by while males.

Details: Written by Charlene Crowell; Published: 01 May 2024

Columnist Charlene Crowell

Multiple recent announcements from the Biden administration offer new hope for the 43.2 million borrowers hoping to get relief from the onerous burden of a collective $1.727 trillion dollars of student loan debt.

Details: Written by Ron Reynolds, Texas State Representative; Published: 19 April 2024

Ron Reynolds, Texas State Representative

NNPA NEWSWIRE – MAGA proponents peddle baseless claims of widespread voter fraud to justify voter suppression tactics that disproportionately target Black voters. From restrictive voter ID laws to purging voter rolls to limiting early voting hours, these measures are designed to silence the voices of marginalized communities and maintain the status quo of power and privilege.

Details: Written by Dr. Calvin E. Moore, Jr.; Published: 15 April 2024

Dr. Calvin E. Moore, Jr.

Yet our responsibility to all parents and society at large means we must do more to share insights, especially with underserved and under-resourced communities.