Black audaciousness was on display in pageantry at Detroit’s Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and. Greater Grace Temple as folk came to town to pay tribute to the Queen of Soul. Aretha’s homecoming was a spectacle that only the [...]
DON’T GET DESPERATE! I’ve come across a subject topic that Men rarely talk about–until after they have experienced it. It’s called ‘desperation’. Simply put, it is when a man gets so focused on having a thing out of the fear of losing that thing, [...]
The Original Inside Sports Where Honesty Has Always Been the Best Policy! My Walk Through Sports History with Champs & Chumps! By Harold Bell Here’s what people are saying about Harold Bell’s new book, “My Walk Through Sports History [...]
Publisher’s Note: Fake the Nation Cartoons is a new feature to Black Men In America.com courtesy of Rich Caruth. Rich explained to me that he chose this form of media because his seven year-old granddaughter, Fancy likes to help him using color [...]
By Gary A. Johnson – Publisher, Black Men In America.com Updated August 30, 2018 (Originally posted on November 5, 2010). How black people spend their money has been a hotly debated topic not only on this site, but in our office, at social events [...]
“When you or someone in your family, or someone close to you suffers from depression and/or anxiety, EVERYBODY in that orbit is along for the ride. In my case, I have a family member who struggles mightily. To help that person, YOU have to be [...]
The Center for Abused Persons (CAPS) is proud to announce Mildred D. Muhammad as its keynote speaker for the 35th Anniversary Dinner. This is her first time speaking in Charles County! “From Victim to Victor” 35th Anniversary Dinner Mildred [...]
By Raynard Jackson (NNPA Newswire Columnist) As we approach a new season of pro football, the league and its players have yet again proven incapable of coming up with an effective response that addresses the issue of the players engaging in various levels [...]
