Tyner, founder of Planting People Growing Justice Leadership Institute, received the Nancy Latimer Award at the 2026 Little Moments Count Annual Conference for her work in early literacy and justice…
, says Coach Johnny Tauer’s long view of his son’s journey made the difference. Sports columnist Charles Hallman has the story, plus a look at Black gymnasts’ gold at the World Championships…
Pat and Babette Buckner built Moltron Builders around a division of expertise, hiring from the community and a family planning process where everyone takes a turn leading. Powered by JPMorgan Chase…
1 billion tax abatement for a data center in Lowndes County, Alabama, has residents asking hard questions. The same questions are coming up in Minnesota, where data center costs can show up in…
, argues there has always been a political war on Black women, from the Nineteenth Amendment’s broken promise to today’s attacks on women in public office. She says voting is a refusal to be silenced…
Adolphus Lacey, senior pastor of Bethany Baptist Church in Brooklyn, urges Black faith leaders to learn about artificial intelligence, use it with wisdom and claim a seat at the tables where it is…
Minneapolis activists rallied outside Mayday Bookstore on Oct. S. forces to leave Africa and for the abolition of AFRICOM. Organizers also pointed to Honeywell’s Minneapolis navigation-device…
Minneapolis police used fake social media accounts to surveil Black residents and organizations, the Minnesota Department of Human Rights found in 2022. At a St. Paul community panel, Council Member…
Three of the six members of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026 are Black: Glen Rice, Tubby Smith and the late Walt Hazzard. Sports columnist Charles Hallman was the only…
6 and 7 to celebrate, connect and equip Black entrepreneurs, including MSR and Sister Spokesman’s Best of Black Business Awards…
Sharon Brangman explains the difference, why older Black Americans face about twice the dementia risk, and what everyday steps can help. First published by Word In Black…
The MSR Digital Edition 13 for October 29- November 4, 2026 is now live. Explore community news, sports, arts, and events. Edition 13, Volume 93…