Sister Kimarie CEO PUSH FOR LOVE My Journey with Push for Love: A Reflection on Healing, Gratitude, and Growth. By BLXCR Community Member Sister Kimarie, Founder & CEO of Push for Love Each year when I host our Push for Love Healing Retreat, I’m reminded why this work matters so deeply. It’s more than an event—it’s a sacred experience. A moment to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what truly heals us from the inside out. When I first started Push for Love, my goal was simple

Million Man March A Call to Reflection and Renewal As we approach the anniversary of the Million Man March , we are reminded of the divine moment in history when Black men from every corner of America answered the call to stand together in unity, accountability, and love. I remember back in 1995 , when the promotion began—posters, radio, and word of mouth—all echoing the same message: “A million Black men are coming together in Washington, D.C.”  As a young man at that time,

AG Letitia James In a city where the challenges are as towering as its skyline, courage sometimes comes in the form of speaking truth to power. Recently, New York Attorney General Letitia James delivered a speech that reminded us all of the importance of standing firm, no matter the pressure or your position in life. On Monday October 13th, speaking at an event supporting mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, she confronted the reality of charges and political attacks with unwave

Dear Friends and Neighbors, There is a great deal of pain, confusion, and fear in Chicago right now. Federal immigration agents working under ICE have increased their presence in neighborhoods across the city, and many residents are describing the operations as aggressive and intimidating. Local leaders—including Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor JB Pritzker—are standing firm in opposition, demanding accountability and transparency. As Mayor Johnson said, this issue is bigge

Brother Charles Muhammad I never imagined I would set foot in Benin. Yet, guided by the whispers of the ancestors, I found myself on its sacred soil, standing between the Atlantic breeze and the heartbeat of West Africa. Bordered by Nigeria, Togo, Niger, and Burkina Faso, Benin carries a history as deep as the ocean. Once called the Kingdom of Dahomey, it is a nation of resilience, mystery, and grace. Benin’s story lives in its people, its folklore, and its faith. From the le

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It’s a distinct honor to have St. Louis very own Brother Rennell Parker share his gifts with the world. His poetry reflects the kindness...

Story by Nakuru reporter/ writer Coach Dickson Gitari & BLXCR staff From April 4th to 9th, Nakuru Chess Academy parents and chess players...

When God gives you a vision, don’t second guess it—move on it. That’s exactly what Ms. Patty Jackson did. What started in a classroom...

One of the most uplifting moments I’ve experienced was walking with a group of powerful brothers during what we call the Power Hour —and...

The Jones team As a New Yorker who relocated to Prince George’s County, Maryland, I was genuinely surprised by the rich history and...

In a country as technologically advanced and wealthy as the United States, it is heartbreaking—and deeply unjust—that many citizens find...

Every African American should, at least once in their lifetime, journey to the motherland—especially to Egypt—if they are financially...

Hereafter Community There are those who talk about revolution, and then there are those who bring revolution to life through action,...

FARMacy Owners Jonathan and Crystal Nazeer Dear Beloved Community, There are times when we are called not to sit in silence but to speak,...

Brother James Muhammad of Muhammad Mosque no.36 in Charlotte, North Carolina is on a mission. Fueled by conviction, dedication, and the...

Washington D.C Wards Story by Contributing Writer / Grassroots organizer Brother James Shabazz Washington D.C. has entered a new...

Angie Stone We are deeply saddened to hear the tragic news of Grammy-nominated singer Angie Stone’s passing. Ms. Angie Stone was killed...