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Lucas Museum Of Narrative Art Opens To The Public

Joe Nerds Out About The Lucas Museum Of Narrative Art

Source: Mario Tama / Getty Y’all, I’m a sucker for two things: museums and Star Wars. So you can only imagine my excitement now that the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is open to the public. KTLA reports that the museum allowed its first public visitors on Tuesday in Los

Women Could Inherit Trillions In The Great Wealth Transfer

Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko: https://www.pexels.com/photo/a-woman-counting-money-6694539/ by Selena Hill September 23, 2026 As trillions of dollars change hands, women are positioned to become major wealth holders, but preparation and family communication remain critical. The Great Wealth Transfer is reshaping who controls America’s money—and women are positioned to sit at the center

Activists Protest Against The Missouri Republican Redistricting Plan In Jefferson City

What’s Going On With Missouri’s Congressional Map?

Source: Michael Thomas / Getty At this point, I have no idea what is going on with Missouri’s midterm elections. Somehow, Missouri’s congressional map is before the Supreme Court for a third time.  Before we get into this new development, I should probably give you some context on how we

Ruby Dee Memorial Service

Carrying The Fire: A Love Letter To Sonia Sanchez

Source: Taylor Hill / Getty Before Sonia Sanchez speaks, the room goes still. When she walks into a room, something sacred moves into the space with her. And when she steps toward a microphone, small in posture yet carrying the weight of an entire ancestral mountain range on her shoulders,

Scholarship Honors USC Aiken’s 1st Black Student And Continues Her Legacy

(Photo: artisteer/Getty Images) by Sidnee Michelle September 23, 2026 The scholarship program connects financial assistance for students. A scholarship honoring the first Black student to enroll at the University of South Carolina Aiken continues her legacy by supporting a new generation of college students, The Aiken Standard reports. The university’s

Mugshot of a man with a long beard wearing an orange prison uniform.

Texas Man Charged With Capital Murder In Shooting Of 5-Year-Old Black Girl

Source: Harris County Sheriff’s Office / HCSO A 47-year-old white man is being held without bond on a capital murder charge — the most serious offense under Texas law, and reserved for killings with specific aggravating factors, including the murder of a child under 10, and punishable by life without

Lucas Museum Of Narrative Art Opens To The Public

Joe Nerds Out About The Lucas Museum Of Narrative Art

Source: Mario Tama / Getty Y’all, I’m a sucker for two things: museums and Star Wars. So you can only imagine my excitement now that the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is open to the public. KTLA reports that the museum allowed its first public visitors on Tuesday in Los

Women Could Inherit Trillions In The Great Wealth Transfer

Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko: https://www.pexels.com/photo/a-woman-counting-money-6694539/ by Selena Hill September 23, 2026 As trillions of dollars change hands, women are positioned to become major wealth holders, but preparation and family communication remain critical. The Great Wealth Transfer is reshaping who controls America’s money—and women are positioned to sit at the center

Activists Protest Against The Missouri Republican Redistricting Plan In Jefferson City

What’s Going On With Missouri’s Congressional Map?

Source: Michael Thomas / Getty At this point, I have no idea what is going on with Missouri’s midterm elections. Somehow, Missouri’s congressional map is before the Supreme Court for a third time.  Before we get into this new development, I should probably give you some context on how we

Ruby Dee Memorial Service

Carrying The Fire: A Love Letter To Sonia Sanchez

Source: Taylor Hill / Getty Before Sonia Sanchez speaks, the room goes still. When she walks into a room, something sacred moves into the space with her. And when she steps toward a microphone, small in posture yet carrying the weight of an entire ancestral mountain range on her shoulders,

Scholarship Honors USC Aiken’s 1st Black Student And Continues Her Legacy

(Photo: artisteer/Getty Images) by Sidnee Michelle September 23, 2026 The scholarship program connects financial assistance for students. A scholarship honoring the first Black student to enroll at the University of South Carolina Aiken continues her legacy by supporting a new generation of college students, The Aiken Standard reports. The university’s

Mugshot of a man with a long beard wearing an orange prison uniform.

Texas Man Charged With Capital Murder In Shooting Of 5-Year-Old Black Girl

Source: Harris County Sheriff’s Office / HCSO A 47-year-old white man is being held without bond on a capital murder charge — the most serious offense under Texas law, and reserved for killings with specific aggravating factors, including the murder of a child under 10, and punishable by life without