by Forest Parks | Mar 28, 2017 | News, Positivity
Her mother lost her job, was diagnosed with multiple myeloma and lost her home. The family were homeless but despite the hardships Rebecca Schmitt looked after her mom and buckled down on her studies. “Because of that, I had to mature before my peers,” Schmitt said....
by Forest Parks | Mar 28, 2017 | Funny
15 years ago Missy Elliot was lighting up the charts with her hit Work It and if it came on in the club today some of us worn out olders would be getting down (no doubt there would be a bunch of young uns wondering wtf was going on!). But part of that song was always...
by Forest Parks | Mar 28, 2017 | Funny, News
Fame is fickle so you might as well earn it by eating your pancakes, shirtless with your pyjama pants and fluffy slippers in the middle of a busy intersection! A Florida man has been accelerated to Internet Hero status after he was photographed and recorded just...
by Forest Parks | Mar 28, 2017 | News
We’ve been sharing the news recently about the “Epidemic” of missing teens in DC and it seems that finally some attention is being put towards a cause that certainly needs some attention, however missing black, latinx and native teens is not a new...
by Forest Parks | Mar 28, 2017 | News, Opinion
When the hell is Rachel Dolezal going to realise her damn priviledge, she has a “woe is me” complex that clearly shows she has absolutely zero understanding of the black struggle. Her actions went a long way beyond being a white girl wearing locs to be...
by Forest Parks | Mar 28, 2017 | News
Veteran newsman Ted Koppel sat down with Fox’s Sean Hannity and to no one’s suprise they butted heads on a few things. Koppel’s been in the game some years and of course the station he works at, CNN, is far from perfect BUT his cool response to a...
by Candace | Mar 27, 2017 | News
Canadian schools in Toronto have decided that they will no longer allow their students to travel to the US. This decision has been attributed to the uncertainty surrounding the US travel ban, as well as the potential mental and emotional trauma that children could...
by Candace | Mar 27, 2017 | News
During a robotics event in Indiana, a team filled with Latin and black 4th graders remains a target of racism. However, the fourth graders didn’t allow this negation to stop them from advancing to become champions. When the opponent saw the Pantherbots, they...
by Candace | Mar 27, 2017 | Politics News
It is not uncommon at all for senators and state representatives to say things that make no sense to most people. However, the State Representative of Oklahoma, George Faught, has made a very peculiar statement in a bid to defend his quite controversial anti-abortion...
by Candace | Mar 27, 2017 | Positivity
Mathew Smith, British-born, 11-year-old is at the center of many conversations, especially for the orchestra enthusiasts. On the April 2nd, he will make history by becoming the world’s youngest orchestra conductor. He will be conducting the Nottingham-Symphony...
