Most people do not realize that Houston and the surrounding areas are home to more than 360,000 adults eligible to become US citizens. According to the Migration Policy Institute Report, 80 percent of those eligible have lived in the US for more than 10 years and 40 percent have lived in the country for more…
University of Houston Sugar Land was the site of a well-attended candidates’ forum for the Fort Bend ISD school board and Sugar Land mayoral and city council elections, organized by Emgage Texas and the following sponsors: Houston Voting Initiative, Alpha Kappa Alpha – Alpha Gamma Alpha Omega Chapter, Fort Bend Voters League, Baker Ripley and…
As part of the official launch of National Hurricane Preparedness Week, CenterPoint Energy reminds customers and the public about the series of actions the company has taken to prepare for the 2025 hurricane season. CenterPoint will be holding a joint emergency response exercise later in the month as part of a coordinated effort with public…
The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum (BSNM) is set to embark on a transformational year of growth, preservation, and community engagement. With a $1.5 million gift from Kinder Foundation, a Juneteenth commemorative event, and upcoming renovations, BSNM continues to lead the nation in preserving and sharing Black military experiences and history. Kinder Foundation’s $1.5 million commitment to BSNM’s Ready…
The NAACP Legal Defense Fund is taking a victory lap for a Supreme Court win against Alabama’s discriminatory redistricting practices that targeted Black voters there. Attorney Deuel Ross for the Legal Defense Fund said, “The Supreme Court ruled that Alabama had violated the Voting Rights Act by chopping up that Black population and declining to…
Regardless of socioeconomic status, Black women in the United States are three times more likely to die from pregnancy than their white counterparts. Pregnant Black women are also 23% more likely to have a heart attack, 57% more likely to have a stroke, 42% more likely to develop a blood clot in the lungs, and…
In honor of World Sickle Cell Day and Juneteenth, the As One Foundation, in collaboration with a coalition of community organizations, proudly presents the 2025 Houston World Sickle Cell Day Juneteenth Jubilee Therapeutics Summit, Health Fair & Blood Drive — a vibrant, family-friendly celebration uniting culture, care, and community. Set for Saturday, June 21, 2025,…
The Black Cowboy Museum, located in Rosenberg, TX, inducted two women into its hall of fame for the first time during its Fourth Annual Induction Ceremony and Banquet on April 26. Acynthia Villery and Mollie Stevenson, Jr., along with three other honorees, were the women honored at the 2025 edition of this historic event. Acynthia…
Being environmentally conscious doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. In fact, by making simple changes to your daily routine, you can make a positive impact on the planet while also saving money and living a more sustainable lifestyle. Consider these practical ways to reduce your carbon footprint: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: This classic mantra is…
In the year 2025, Apostle Dr. Dana Carson celebrates 40 years of ministry, 65 years of life, and 25 years of marriage. Read all about The Man, The Ministry, The Movement, and The Moment.
Johnnie Means Aquatics (JMA), a competitive swim team based in Houston’s Third Ward, will host the 4th Annual International Water Safety Day (IWSD) festival on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at 10 a.m. at the Texas Southern University Recreation Center.
Houston Community Media recently held a briefing to discuss concerns about voting rights issues in Texas. One of the main concerns is that the Texas Legislature is currently considering several bills that could seriously harm voter access and election integrity across the state. The briefing, held March 18th, featured four community leaders who shared their insights and…
April marks Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), a time to honor and amplify the voices of survivors in our communities.
The immersive driving experience included exercises such as emergency braking, skid control, and precision maneuvering.
The money raised supports Disrupt Gives’ mission to prevent homelessness and promote long-term financial stability through rental assistance and financial literacy programs.
Managing Attorney Rodney Jones of Rodney Jones Law Group P.C., along with Lemon-Lime Light Media, honored 21 women.
George Foreman, affectionately known as “Big George,” was a humanitarian, Olympian and two-time heavyweight champion of the world.
Rev. Dr. Bryant said the boycott has mobilized over 150,000 participants and persuaded over 100 Black vendors to withdraw their products from Target.
Congressman Sylvester Turner was laid to rest on Saturday, March 15, 2025.
From the quiet revolutionaries who shift culture with their words to the bold visionaries who reshape industries, women have been the architects of progress, the pillars of society, and the changemakers of every generation.
