Displaying items 121-132 of 3172
» View wsbtradio.com items only
< Previous
•
1-10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21-265
•
Next >
-
Muskegon Heights Organizers Bring People Back To Their Roots, In Hopes Of Change
FOX 17 News ReporterIn Muskegon Heights, an event helped people get back to their roots. Organizers say it's a way to combat violence in the area with something positive. Organizers held the third annual ‘Building Consciousness Black Unity Rally’ on Sunday. ...Tags: Minority Groups
-
Newton: A City Council comeback for Farrell?
Last week, with a warm sun pouring into his sitting room and an ocean breeze rustling the chimes on his porch, Robert Farrell and I talked about his candidacy for the seat Janice Hahn recently vacated on the Los Angeles City Council. That's right,...Tags: Politics, Antonio Villaraigosa, New Year's Day, Local Elections, Political Campaigns
-
Tea party could learn from 'The Help'
After seeing the new movie "The Help," it struck me what a timely reminder the film is of the struggle for civil rights and the delicate, still relevant issue of race in America. I've grown so tired of hearing conservatives say, "you guys only support...Tags: Politics, Barack Obama, Elections, The Help (movie), Glen Burnie
-
Mesa Musings: Center seat leads to lively talk with Tuskegee Airman
This is one of those "Guess Who I Sat Next to on the Airplane" stories. Recently, I was on a flight from Baltimore to Orange County. My wife, Hedy, and I had attended our niece's wedding in Boston. We flew from Boston to Baltimore to make our O.C....Tags: Indiana Jones (fictional character), Tuskegee Airmen, Cuba Gooding, Jr., George Lucas, Unrest, Conflicts and War
-
It's all-sports night at Chicago Live!
At Chicago Live!, we like to wrap up each of our six-week runs with a themed season finale.
Being a Chicago-centric show, the choices have been easy so far: all-food, all-St. Patrick's Day and all-blues shows have ended previous seasons.
To cap our...Tags: Politics, St. Patrick's Day, Management Change, Chicago Cubs, Desmond Clark
-
Hit-and-Run Driver Leaves Mother, Teenage Son Critically Hurt
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- LAPD detectives are asking for the public's help in finding the hit-and-run driver who struck a 45-year-old woman and her 17-year-old son as they were crossing the street, leaving them critically injured. The victims were walking in...Tags: Crimes, Road Transportation, Photography Supplies and Services, Juvenile Delinquency, Travel
-
Small Tennessee private school playing its part in Navy's football success
Even before his senior year of high school began, Mason Graham knew that he wanted to play football at Navy. But Jabaree Tuani, Graham's teammate at Brentwood Academy outside Nashville, Tenn., wasn't sold on making the same military commitment. As much as...Tags: Politics, High Schools, Annapolis, Teaching and Learning, Ken Niumatalolo
-
Maryland's infant mortality rate drops to lowest level on record
After moving aggressively in recent years to make a dent in Maryland's stubbornly high infant mortality rate, city and state officials plan to announce Wednesday a significant drop, to the lowest level on record.
Data from the state Department of...Tags: Politics, Prince George's County, Physical Conditions, Martin O'Malley, High Blood Pressure
-
Phantom pains of racial wrongs haunt 'Zulu Fits'
![The lingering effects of racism percolate through Alonzo D. LaMont Jr.'s <strong>"Zulu Fits."</strong> Although the production directed by the playwright at Heralds of Hope Theater has some rough edges, it's a thoughtful play about how young African-Americans are literally haunted by things that happened centuries ago.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-08/64209736-24122959.jpg "The lingering effects of racism percolate through Alonzo D. LaMont Jr.'s <strong>"Zulu Fits.\"</strong> Although the production directed by the playwright at Heralds of Hope Theater has some rough edges, it's a thoughtful play about how young African-Americans are literally haunted by things that happened centuries ago.")
The lingering effects of racism percolate through Alonzo D. LaMont Jr.'s "Zulu Fits." Although the production directed by the playwright at Heralds of Hope Theater has some rough edges, it's a thoughtful play about how young African-Americans are...Tags: Crimes, Station North, Slavery, Fiction, Civil Rights
-
Top 5 Things To Do In Wichita This Weekend - August 26 - 28
FetchToto.com EditorTop 5 things to do this weekend- August 26th to August 28th In my opinion, the best events to go to are the free ones. If you agree with this statement, then you are really going to enjoy this weekend because everything is FREE! That’s right, I...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Arts and Culture, Kansas (music group), Movies, Jazz (genre)
-
Calif. high school exit exam results released
Staff WriterThe preliminary results of the California High School Exit Exam show nearly 95 percent of students from the class of 2011 meeting the testing requirement statewide. According to a press release from the California Department of Education, the 2010-2011...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Education, Minority Groups, Examinations, High School Sports
-
State tests show students' skills in English-language arts category
Huntington Beach Union High School District students' exit exams show they are more skilled than their counterparts throughout the county and the state on average, and that 75% of those tested received a proficient or above score in the English-language...Tags: Hispanic and Latino Americans, Language, Arts and Culture, Minority Groups
Aug 21, 2011
|Story| WXMI
Aug 22, 2011
|Column| Los Angeles Times
Aug 22, 2011
|Story| Baltimore Sun
Aug 22, 2011
|Story| Daily Pilot
Aug 23, 2011
|Story| Chicago Tribune
Aug 23, 2011
|Story| KTLA-LTV
Aug 23, 2011
|Story| Baltimore Sun
Aug 23, 2011
|Story| Baltimore Sun
Aug 25, 2011
|Story| Baltimore Sun
Aug 18, 2011
|Story| Fetchtoto
Aug 24, 2011
|Story| Imperial Valley Press Online
Aug 24, 2011
|Story| HB Independent
Original site for African Americans topic gallery.
