Rep. James Clyburn Receives Presidential Medal of Freedom
May 8, 2024
President Joe Biden awarded U.S. Congressman James E. Clyburn the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Friday, May 3.
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“AI and “The Beast” Part 5
April 24, 2024
It has been speculated that the “image of the beast” which gives the appearance of life; it would be a statue. However, now we can see first-hand or envision that some form of the beast’s activities might be “artificial intelligence.” Pay attention, please. I believe we will see in our lifetime there will be images of those appearing to be flesh and blood people but will be “false and some kind of manufactured people;” not hologram or androids or cyborg, possibly human-animal hybrid or maybe a human clone. We may not know for certain; but we already see artificial
If You Can Don’t Lie and If You Can’t Don’t TryTop of Form
April 24, 2024
I have a fascination with quotes and clever sayings. I admire people who are witty and can make complicated situations simple with a short phrase.
The Ethical Imperative of Serudj Ta: To Repair, Renew and Remake the World
April 24, 2024
Again, the celebration of Earth Day this month gives us space and time to focus on our awesome responsibility for the natural world and all in it. And here the ancient African ethical imperative of serudj ta, to repair, renew and remake the world, remains as relevant today and perhaps more urgent for us and all human beings, given the times in which we now live and the damage, devastation, and dangers we sense and see all around us.
David G. Brown Weekly Cartoon
April 24, 2024
“AI” and “The Image” Part 4
April 17, 2024
It’s pretty difficult to kick off and jump into talking about the evil “so called beasts” – Satan, the Antichrist and the False Prophet (called the “unholy trinity”). It won’t be convenient to talk at length about all these characters in a brief article such as in the allowable space here.
Is It Difficult To Be a Servant of God Today?
April 17, 2024
Oftentimes when we hear the word servant or servanthood, we think of someone who is meek and mild, maybe even a little soft and weak. However, being a true servant takes a lot of strength that goes beyond our own might and could never be achieved by our own power.
Gospel Legend Bebe Winans Delivers A Celebration Of God’s Bounty In First New Release “Father In Heaven (Right Now)”
April 10, 2024
Regimen Records is proud to announce the highly anticipated single release, video and “One Night Only” performances from Award Winning Contemporary Gospel legend Bebe Winans. On April 12, the Detroit native will deliver his newest offering appropriately titled “Father In Heaven (Right Now).” Written and produced by Winans, “Father In Heaven (Right Now)” recounts the many ways in which he has witnessed and felt God’s hand on his life. The ballad serves as a reminder of celebration and testimony.
Southland to Experience Partial Solar Eclipse Today
April 8, 2024
The rare event of a total solar eclipse will darken skies along a 115-mile-wide path across North America today, but the Southland will see only a partial eclipse.
What Needs Resurrecting in Your Life
March 27, 2024
Spring represents a time of refresh and renewal. Many of us look forward to sunny days and the weather turning warmer. We also look forward to decluttering and getting rid of things we no longer want or use.
Haji Malcolm, Resurrection, Resistance and Self-Raising: Ancient African Insights and Modern Meanings
March 27, 2024
The earliest discourse on resurrection from the dead, judgment after death and reward of eternal life for the righteous comes from Africa, from ancient Egypt, like so many essential ethical concepts and associated conversations, i.e., humans in the image of God and human dignity.
Suzanne Brown Leads Team in Creation of ‘Sayfer’
March 27, 2024
Suzanne Brown, a name synonymous with advocacy and social change, has roots deeply embedded in vibrant and diverse South Los Angeles.
Count Your Blessings
March 13, 2024
Today, we want to look back to express our gratitude and say thank you to everyone who has supported us for the past 25 years. We are counting our blessings that Forgiving For Living, Inc., has made it through various struggles and sacrifices to provide service touching the lives of over 3,500 young ladies.
Forging Our Future With Our Past: Reclaiming Our History and Humanity In Struggle
February 28, 2024
Emerging and emergent conversations about our future as a people conducted in the community and academy in the midst of ever evolving technology, AI and related ideas, apprehensions and aspirations bring to mind the dual focus on the lessons of our history and the ethical concerns for our humanity. As Nana Haji Malcolm taught, history is a vital resource and indeed an arsenal of knowledge for our struggle from which we can draw to protect and promote our humanity and conceive, fashion and forge a future in the cultural image and human interest of our people.
Above the Rim: Lisa Leslie’s Evolution From Athlete to Advocate
February 10, 2024
Despite consistently delivering top-tier performances and contributing to the growth of basketball, the achievements of women often are overshadowed by the spotlight on men’s basketball in the NBA.