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THE GOVERNOR'S RACE IS ON...

Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill and Republican Jack Ciattarelli have won their parties’ primaries for governor in New Jersey. Now the tricky part? How do you excite, engage and encourage a weary Jersey populace to follow your vision? Each side faces detractors.m Each side is making sure they are seen. And each candidate seems to work harder to avoid mistakes than to connect with the needs of the people.
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SEPTEMBER 1st BOYCOTT: BLACK WOMEN SUPPORT only BLACK-OWNED HAIR CARE MAKERS


Too often Black dollars are taken for granted. Target continues to suffer as a result of their short-sightedness. Black women are now setting their sights on hair care, putting that same Black girl energy into supporting their own community first. The Black dollar is so powerful. Isn't it about time that Black owned businesses were allowed to serve their community?

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Their Voices Are Now Heavenly

Danielle Spencer, beloved by millions as “Dee” on the 1970s sitcom *What’s Happening!!*, leaves behind a legacy of wit, warmth, and resilience. As the quick-tongued little sister who always had the sharpest comeback, Spencer became an icon of childhood sass and intelligence, bringing humor and relatability to living rooms across America.


Beyond her acting, Danielle devoted her life to service and healing, pursuing a career as a veterinarian and caring deeply for animals. Her journey was marked by strength—overcoming personal challenges with the same determination that made her unforgettable on screen.

To generations of fans, “Dee” wasn’t just a character; she was a voice of honesty, laughter, and truth. Danielle Spencer will be remembered not only as a television trailblazer, but as a woman of compassion, courage, and enduring spirit. Her light continues to shine in the lives she touched, both on and off the screen.


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hypocrisy of democracy

Every week we will highlight events of hypocrisy of democracy, with articles memes and cartoons to illustrate the absurdity that goes on in our democracy. Click to visit page.

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ASPIRE Development Approved for Journal Square

Will This Include Real Affordable Housing?

The latest approvals under the Aspire Program claim to create hundreds of affordable housing units, supposedly building stronger, more resilient communities in New Jersey. However, residents are skeptical about these promises.

Jersey City’s Mayoral Race
Hinges on Housing, Transit, and Washington Ties

The 2025 Jersey City mayoral has four prominent candidates vying to succeed outgoing Mayor Steven Fulop: former governor Jim McGreevey, Council President Joyce Watterman, Hudson County Commissioner Bill O’Dea, and Councilman James Solomon.

Bringing Folks Back to Church

The spirit of faith remains strong in a new generation of churches. They are engaged, focused and finding a positive sanctuary in church. Humble yet authentic leaders, like Mike McClure Jr. demonstrates how compassion is a necessity for our ecclesiastic future.
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