Rep. Marty Joe Murray Hosts Utility Assistance Fair
Utilities are a basic human right in a modern, civilized society. That is not rhetoric. It is a commitment to health, safety, and dignity.
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Utilities are a basic human right in a modern, civilized society. That is not rhetoric. It is a commitment to health, safety, and dignity.
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The recent election of Mayor Cara Spencer has created an important Alderman vacancy on the St. Louis Board of Aldermen. Her elevation to the Mayor’s Office means the 8th Ward is now without direct representation. This moment in history calls…
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In the wake of Rasheen Aldridge Jr.’s election as 14th Ward Alderman and resignation from the Missouri House, a political whirlwind has swept through the 78th District. The past year has been punctuated by calls from Senators, Representatives, and the NAACP calling…
Read moreThere are only a few magnet schools that offer some computer programming. Therefore, the majority of students are not being prepared for high paying jobs in technology. The question is how can we prepare our youth. The answer is the Roy Clay Sr Computer Lab.
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Running for Secretary of State is not a decision that one makes overnight. Examining the moments that led to this point is an insightful look into who Yinka is as a person.
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Waking up after a night of protest you might ask how the sun can rise after a night like that; a night filled with chaos, anger, pain, and devastation. You can see the flames turn to ashes and smell the…
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The Board of Alderman President debate was Saturday evening at Harris Stowe University. The candidates delve into topics such as what they think the most important role of the Board of Aldermen President is, stance on city ward reductions, stance…
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Black Politicians and Media Mud words by Christi Griffin Adding to the victory in St. Louis County, the November Election Day also delivered the first African American ever to be elected to the office of Recorder of Deeds in the 254-year…
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As we prepare for tomorrow’s midterms—it seems like America is torn between going full-blown Hunger Games or finding our way back to the 1950’s Civil Rights movement. Either way, tomorrow is desperately important for the progression of this country, and…
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As the race of the century dawns upon us in St. Louis County, I think it’s imperative to remind our folks what is truly at stake. St. Louis County is splintered into cubby holes of racism. Prejudice is embedded in the…
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As we have seen over the past couple of decades, the importance of voting has become front and center. Specifically, local elections due to the recent rise in police brutality cases and the lack of indictments for them. Politics is…
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White privilege has reared its head once again. America has officially become Love & Hip-Hop USA. As each day passes, we’re forced to be unwilling cast members of the White House Apprentice—and without any participation—we are becoming the ratchet reality show…
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Well it seems the sinking ship known as the Trump administration is still going down like the Titanic. Trump’s lead attorney, John Dowd has recently said to hell with everything away, followed suit with the rest of the sane people…
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HANGNAIL POLITICIANS Have you ever had a hangnail? When you discovered it, did you think, “How did I get this hangnail?” Immediately, you began to think about how painful it will be to remove said hangnail. Along with the pain,…
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One of our favorite real life super heroes Rep Bruce Franks was interviewed last night by Fox News’ talking head Tucker Carlson on Tucker Carlson Tonight in a segment entitled “No Allegiance”. The purpose of the interview was to…
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The world is truly getting a front row seat to some of our black girl magic! Only hours after the City of San Francisco lost their Mayor Ed Lee, Board President London Breed assumed the role as the city’s first…
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