Today’s Headlines – June 16, 2023
Disturbing Trend Reveals Young Adults Sentenced to Life Without Parole
A newly released report by The Sentencing Project brings to light the plight of emerging adults aged 25 and younger sentenced to life without parole in the United States.
Howard U. Renames Undergrad Library in Honor of Outgoing President Wayne A.I. Frederick
The Howard University Board of Trustees unanimously approved the renaming of The Undergraduate Library in honor of its outgoing president, Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick, the institution announced Thursday.
Spencer Taylor: A Father in Gospel Music ‘Still Singing God’s Praises’
While The Highway Q.C.’s are celebrated for launching the careers of several artists, Taylor continues to be celebrated as a father and inspiration, not only to his biological children, but throughout gospel music.
Black Women Face Dire Consequences When Unemployment Rates Rise
In a setback to the progress made in narrowing the racial unemployment gap, an increase in joblessness among Black workers has raised concerns over the waning prospects for the Black labor force.
New York City Marine Veteran Indicted in Death of Subway Rider
New York City grand jurors handed down an indictment Wednesday for Daniel Penny, charging the 24-year-old Marine veteran with second-degree manslaughter in the death of fellow subway rider Jordan Neely.
