Photo: Mormon converts Wynetta Willis Martin Clark (left) and Marilyn Yuille joined the Tabernacle Choir in 1969 and 1970.

Yet King understood that racism, segregation, and police brutality were a national condition, not a regional issue. Many of ...

By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen March 28, 2025 One hundred and three years after his body was found hung from a sapling along the banks of the White River, George Tompkins is finally getting ...

The documentary covers Lennon and Ono's early life in New York's West Village, when they were consumed with using their ...

Former Utah congresswoman Mia Love, who died after battling brain cancer, didn’t emphasize her race during her campaigns, but ...

With Conservatives focusing on chaos in Labour-run Birmingham in the run up to local elections, Sir Keir Starmer despatched ...

The color blue on mood rings is mostly associated with feeling relaxed and calm, and Lewis says that that is “definitely ...

Cigarette smoking declines over the past several decades prevented an estimated 3.8 million lung cancer deaths, according to ...

Several Black small businesses in Greater Los Angeles have recently shuttered, with owners saying support initially garnered ...

Special to The OBSERVER - Black players are central to the 57-year Oakland A’s story. As the team prepares for its Sacramento ...

Xaviaer DuRousseau once marched in Black Lives Matter protests. Then he started watching PragerU videos — and they resonated ...

It’s 1956, and President Dwight D. Eisenhower just signed the Federal-Aid Highway Act. Across the nation, urban planners from ...