What NOT to do if You Get a Snake Bite by Avery Hurt You’re more likely to be struck by lightning than die from a venomous snake bite. But bites do happen. If you do find yourself on the business end of a snake’s fangs, here are a few things you need to know. What Read More…
What’s the context? The United States, Canada and the European Parliament have banned TikTok from federal devices due to security risks U.S. lawmakers are moving forward with legislation “to protect Americans” using TikTok from China, the House of Representatives speaker Kevin McCarthy has said, amid hot debate over calls for a ban on the video Read More…
Researched and Compiled by Alonzo Hardy Southwest Georgia: African Methodist Episcopal Bishops With Deep Roots Joseph Simeon Flipper Joseph Simeon Flipper (1859-1944) was the 33rd Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church and the third president of Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia. Joseph Simeon Flipper was born into slavery on February 22, 1859 Read More…
When we talk about worldly matters, the attention is diverted outward, but when one withdraws one’s attention and focuses within, the soul rise above. Wherever the life currents withdraw, there you will reside. Wholeheartedly concentrate your attention on the divine, and the experience of God-realization can occur at the very moment. As long as the Read More…
Detox is a major buzzword of the 21st century. From diet detoxes to cleanses to blood detoxes, there are many different programs and techniques that promise to help you cleanse and detoxify your body. Ideally, after you perform one of these detoxes, you’ll feel more energetic. However, many of the claims don’t have a lot Read More…
RECOGNITION – Colorado’s Teacher of the Year is a Black Male Educator Jimmy Lee Day II, an African American educator from Aurora, Colorado who has been teaching for over 13 years, has made history as the first Black male to ever be awarded the state’s Teacher of the Year Award. Jimmy Lee Day II, an Read More…
