Addressing the Cycles of Poverty, Drug Addiction, Crime and Death, in Baltimore
June 4, 2018
Baltimore City is a gold mine full of talent and potential. Unfortunately, a lot of its talent is wasting away in the grave sites across the city and will never successfully fulfill its originally intended purpose of empowerment and enrichment of its residents. The cycles of poverty, drug addiction, crime...
Spike in Youth Suicides in the Black Community Sparks Alarm
April 25, 2019
As African Americans, we have tragically become accustomed to overcoming the vestiges of suffering under the yoke of a nation compelled to ensure our perpetual suffering. But now we have happened upon a crisis that promises to tear at our very souls. Our community has become besieged with a shocking...
Interns, Streaming and Podcasts Boosts 32 Year Old Award-Winning Publication
March 25, 2019
Since 1987, Denver Urban Spectrum has been the leading voice for people of color in the Rocky Mountain region, spreading the news about underrepresented communities and sharing stories that highlight the magnificent works of men and women throughout Metro-Denver. To celebrate its 32nd year in print, publisher Rosalind J. Harris...
The Re-segregation of America’s Public Schools and the Reintroduction of Jim Crow
June 4, 2018
Who could forget the heart wrenching images of nine school children being escorted into Little Rock’s Central High School in 1957 by federal troops? Their fearless, valiant and courageous march past throngs of sneering racists screaming the most vile insults and threats imaginable exemplified nothing but strength and resolve. ...
