Is Christianity Being Co-opted and Weaponized To Attack The Black Community?

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Is Christianity Being Co-opted and Weaponized To Attack The Black Community?

Some White Christian Nationalists with connections to people in political and economic power in the US are are suggesting that slavery was good for Black People, that Black men and Black Culture is barbaric, and are using disturbing rhetoric to portray bringing back lynching, beheading, and killing not only Black men but anyone who doesn't agree with them.

In the video below Civil Rights Attorney and Pastor Augustus Corbet, explores the disturbing trends, misinformation, and rhetoric of some ministers associated with MAGA about Black men, Black Culture, and their version of Christianity.  Don't miss this Spirited researched Video below...

Get The Scoop On Why Black Americans Should Do Business With Africa

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Why Black Americans Should Do
Business With Africa

Africa presents some of the most compelling business and trade opportunities of the 21st century, especially for Black entrepreneurs, investors, and persons from the Caribbean seeking to reconnect with and benefit from the continent's rapid economic transformation. The statistics below reveal why Africa is emerging as the next global growth hub across multiple sectors.

Demographic Power and Workforce Expansion

Africa’s population is estimated at 1.46 billion in 2025, with a median age of only 19.3 years. The World Bank projects that the working-age population will grow by over 620 million by 2050, accounting for three-quarters of new labor force additions in all emerging markets.

This youth-driven demographic shift ensures a growing consumer base for housing, automobiles, electronics, food, education, and more. Approximately 45% of Africans live in cities, and urbanization continues to accelerate, fueling demand for infrastructure, logistics, and retail.​

Why Should Black or African Americans Explore Doing Business in Africa?

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Why Should Black Or
African Americans Explore Doing Business in Africa?

By Kamau Austin

As mentioned earlier in some of my past articles there is a troubling trend gaining traction on social media—an escalating quasi-movement pushing division between Black Americans, Caribbeans, and Africans. What we are witnessing is nothing new; it is a modern form of digital tribalism that plays directly into the hands of white supremacy. The goal is simple: divide and conquer.

But Why Should Black or African Americans Explore Doing Business in Africa?  Let's explore why unity through commerce is one of the reasons we should seriously consider doing business with the Motherland. 

The Danger of Digital Division

Some myopic voices within movements like ADOS (American Descendants of Slavery) and FBA (Foundational Black Americans) have allowed legitimate frustrations about reparations and historic injustice to morph into hostility toward other people of African descent. While the fight for reparations is righteous and long overdue, framing it in a way that alienates global Black communities is a recipe for isolation, weakness, and—ultimately—invisibility in this increasingly white-supremacist political climate.

Instead of arguing over who is “more authentic,” we should be building coalitions across continents. We are stronger together than apart. Every time we allow artificial lines to divide us, we hand power back to those who profit from our fragmentation.

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Black Wearable Art Collection Pays Tribute to Black Culture, Tradition, and Fashion

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New Collection of Black Wearable Art Pays Tribute to Black Culture, Tradition, and Fashion

 Heritage Pin Co., a Black-owned lifestyle brand, is bringing culture to life in a whole new way. The company is elevating enamel pins into luxury wearable art — blending tradition, fashion, and storytelling into limited-edition designs that arrive in velvet keepsake bags. The brand’s debut collection drops on November 1, 2025, and invites collectors to wear their identity with pride.

Founded with the belief that representation should be wearable, Heritage Pin Co. merges nostalgia, artistry, and cultural significance into highly crafted enamel pins. Each pin arrives in a branded velvet bag, making it a giftable keepsake as much as a collectible. By elevating pins into wearable art, the company turns small details into lasting cultural statements.

Helping Black Entrepreneurs Who Want Their Own TV Channel

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Meet the Woman Helping Black Entrepreneurs Build and Monetize Their Own TV Channel

Sharifah Hardie, Founder and CEO of Ask Sharifah Consulting, is helping African American entrepreneurs, speakers, authors, and influencers to build and monetize their very own channel on platforms like Roku TV, Apple TV, Android TV, and Amazon Fire TV. She herself has hosted multiple shows, including Ask Sharifah Radio, The Ask Sharifah Show, and The Round Table Talk Show with Sharifah Hardie.

Hardie is teaching business owners how to build and monetize their own television channels. Through her relationships with Hollywood, she helps people acquire content, market their channels, and create revenue streams.

Even with no prior experience in television or Hollywood, they can own and operate a channel that shares their stories and generates income.

Kelly Levert Group Honors Legacy and Prepares for Major Milestones

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The Kelly Levert Group Honors Legacy and
Prepares for Major Milestones

The Levert name has long been recognized in the music industry, celebrated for its soulful voices, dynamic performances, and lasting influence on generations of listeners. Today, that legacy continues through the Kelly Levert Group, led by founding member Rick Harvey, as the group prepares for an exciting new chapter of success.

The Kelly Levert Family has received numerous accolades over the years, including Soul Train Music Awards, BET Awards, and Grammy Awards. Building on this foundation, the Kelly Levert Group is preparing for a national tour launching in January 2026.

In addition, a feature documentary chronicling the life of Kelly Levert, his musical journey, and the formation of the group is currently in development. The film will also highlight Kelly’s contributions to both R&B and gospel music, including his gospel collaboration with Rick Harvey that achieved international success in Southeast Asia.

Black Mom Speaks Out: “My Daughter Was Taken by My Adoptive Parents”

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Black Mom Speaks Out: “My Daughter Was Taken by My Adoptive Parents”

Madison Wolfe and her husband Wesley — a proud Black and Mexican family — say they have been living a nightmare for over a year. According to Madison, the trouble began after a car accident involving their daughter, Kamia. She says doctors told her there was bruising on Kamia’s chest, but she explained it came from the 5-point car seat harness. “I had contusions all over my chest from the crash myself,” Madison said. She alleges that instead of considering this, the hospital claimed the marks were “consistent with sexual assault.”

Madison further alleges that, without verifying custody paperwork, Kamia was immediately handed over to her adoptive parents. She and Wesley claim that this was “vengeance,” since they had recently called the police on the adoptive parents for refusing to return Kamia after babysitting. 

Black Female Private Investigator Lands New Netflix Series

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Black Female Private Investigator Lands New Netflix Series, Celebrates 15 Years as the Owner of a Detective Agency

Breaking stereotypes in a male-dominated industry and redefining what it means to be a private investigator, Brianne Joseph, owner of the six-figure detective agency Sly Fox Investigations, is stepping into the global spotlight with her role in Netflix’s successful new series Love Con Revenge. The show launched in early September 2025 and has since maintained a #2 and #3 status for the top TV shows nationally every week.

With over 15 years of investigative experience, Joseph has built a reputation as one of the most trusted investigators in the nation. Her agency, Sly Fox Investigations, is the only investigative firm in Louisiana to be formally honored by the Louisiana State Senate for excellence—a distinction that underscores her commitment to truth, integrity, and results.

New Daily Class Empowers Black Wealth Builders

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Dr. Boyce Watkins Launches Daily "Money in the Morning Financial Consciousness" Class to Empower Black Wealth Builders

Dr. Boyce Watkins, noted finance PhD, best-selling author, and former Syracuse University faculty member of 12 years, is inviting the public to join his groundbreaking "Money in the Morning Financial Consciousness" Class. This free daily class has already attracted more than 10,000 registered students and fueled nearly one billion views on YouTube—and it’s transforming the conversation on Black wealth around the globe.

“After spending over a decade in academia, I realized my greatest mission was to ensure that our people can be the leading wealth builders on the planet,” said Dr. Watkins. “Financial literacy is not optional—it’s survival.”

Get The Scoop On Eric Adams Bowing out of NYC Mayoral Race And Questions On the Escalating Blacklash and Ghosting of Black Political Power

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Eric Adams Bows Out of NYC Mayoral Race
Is this another Chapter in
the Ghosting of Black Political Power?

By Kamau Austin, Co-publisher of the Black News Scoop

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced he will not seek re-election, marking a dramatic turn in the city’s political landscape. While Adams cited fundraising difficulties, relentless media speculation, and the fallout from a now-dismissed federal corruption case, many observers see this moment as part of a larger, troubling pattern: the erosion of Black political power in America’s highest offices.

There seems to be a pattern emerging that could be construed as a playbook. Black political leaders of prominence — from Marilyn Mosby in Baltimore to Attorney General Letitia James in New York, from Fani Willis in Atlanta to economist Lisa Cook on the Federal Reserve — have all faced legal, political, or media challenges that severely undercut their ability to lead. These challenges, often amplified by mainstream legacy outlets, echo an earlier era when Mayor David Dinkins, New York’s first Black mayor, was relentlessly attacked in the press, shaping negative public perception that ultimately derailed his career.

Critics argue that while Black leaders are aggressively pursued over questionable or relatively minor allegations — from property purchases to personal relationships — others, including our President with more than 35 legal judgments, continue to thrive politically. The disparity raises urgent questions about double standards in both media coverage and legal scrutiny.

In Adams’ case, despite the dismissal of federal charges, the stigma lingered. Combined with hostile coverage from outlets such as the New York Post and Fox News, the public narrative shifted decisively against him. The result was political isolation, dwindling donor support, and, ultimately, his withdrawal from the race.

Juno Award Winner Sammy Jackson Presents "In The Meantime" An Intimate Evening Of Celebration

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Juno Award Winner Sammy Jackson Presents "In The Meantime" An Intimate Evening Of Celebration

Toronto, On - Sammy Jackson is a Jamaican Canadian singer-songwriter who soared to notoriety with a JUNO award for Vocal Jazz Album of the Year.  Jackson’s highly anticipated album “In The Meantime” has dropped and you can join the artist for a special, intimate evening of celebration, Saturday October 4, 2025, at the Burdock Music Hall, 1184 Bloor St. West, Toronto at 7:30 pm.

Jackson has quickly become one of the most exciting new artists in the Canadian music industry with a style that is all her own.   Audiences agree that Jackson bares her soul and invites you in, every time she takes the stage.

Jackson has performed on some of Canada's premier stages, Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, Toronto Jazz Festival, Koerner Hall, Flato Markham Theatre and Westben.  Jackson’s style is her own and it’s by design. 

Black Theatre Coalition Announces 5th Apprenticeship

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Broadway Across America and Black Theatre Coalition Announce 5th Annual Regional Apprenticeship

Nationwide -- Broadway Across America (BAA) and Black Theatre Coalition (BTC) announce the launch of applications for their fifth annual regional apprenticeship program. This nationwide, educational paid apprenticeship takes place over 14 weeks from January-April 2026, offering college students and early career professionals across North America the opportunity to receive first-hand experience with the inner workings of the commercial theater business and Broadway touring.

“We are proud to see the continued impact of our partnership with BTC, as alumni of the program go on to build meaningful careers across the Broadway industry, not just in New York, but across America,” said Lauren Reid, president of the John Gore Organization (JGO). “This initiative both prepares the next generation of theater professionals and enriches our industry with fresh perspectives.”

Black Historical Drama Hunters Point Audiobook Premieres on YouTube

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A New Chapter in Black History Unfolds: Historical Drama hunters point Audiobook Premieres on YouTube

Prepare to be transported to the lavish world of the Black elite during America’s Gilded Age with the premiere of a brand-new historical drama audiobook, Hunters Point. The highly anticipated release will debut on the popular Royal, Black, and Elite YouTube channel on Friday, October 10, 2025, at 8:00 PM CST.

“The goal of this audiobook is to redefine the boundaries of Black Historical storytelling by bringing the elite side of Black history to the forefront,” said Wilson. “Too often, Black narratives are limited to struggle or survival. This audiobook series showcases elegance, influence, and complexity within Black society at the turn of the 20th century.”

Chinese Firms Stealing Black-Owned Gift Wrapping Paper Designs

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Founder of Black-Owned Gift Wrapping Paper Says Chinese Companies Are Stealing Her Designs

 Ardean Miller-Marbley, Founder and CEO of Mah Melanin, the trailblazing African American–owned stationery and gift wrap brand, is raising alarm after discovering that multiple Chinese and other overseas companies are copying her signature designs and misleading consumers with counterfeit products.

Mah Melanin is more than a viral TikTok sensation. It is the first Black-owned stationery brand to secure national retail placement in Sam’s Club, Lowe’s, and Hallmark in the gift wrap category. This year marks Mah Melanin’s fourth consecutive holiday season in Sam’s Club, underscoring the retailer’s commitment to diversity and authentic partnerships.

Black Author Creates Fun Toy Marching Band For Kids Inspired by Her Children’s Book

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Black Author Creates Fun Toy Marching Band For Kids Inspired by Her Children’s Book

 It’s a kid’s marching band (with real toy instruments) started by Stephanie Singleton, the author of The Adventures of Ryan & Riley and Mr. Teddy Bear, and the organizer of The Adventures of Ryan & Riley Children’s Marching Band, for kids ages 5 to 10 years.

Since the release of her book in 2014, available on Amazon, Singleton has transformed the narrative into a vibrant mentoring platform and nonprofit organization.

“I wanted to give kids a safe place, just to have fun and to explore their imagination,” said Singleton.

Baltimore Nonprofit Highlights Movement Lawyering and the Fight for Black Lives

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Baltimore Nonprofit Highlights Movement Lawyering and the Fight for Black Lives

Iman Freeman – Executive Director, BALT
Photo Credit: Christian Thomas, Baltimore Beat, April 2025

Nationwide -- Cause Engagement Associates (CEA) and Baltimore Action Legal Team (BALT) will co-host an educational webinar, Movement Lawyering and the Fight for Black Lives, on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, at 1:00 PM ET. The free, online event is open to the public, with registration available at CauseEngagement.com/webinars

This session will explore how movement lawyering supports racial justice, challenges systemic inequities, and provides real-world strategies for those seeking to advance equity in their own fields and everyday lives.

Black Teen Founder of Gourmet Hot Dog Brand Now Owns Two Restaurants and a Food Truck

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18-Year-Old Black Founder of Gourmet Hot Dog Brand Now Owns Two Restaurants and a Food Truck

Nationwide -- Mason Wright, the young African American teen owner of Mason’s Super Dogs, Atlanta’s beloved gourmet hot dog brand, has officially opened a second location. That means he now owns two restaurants and a food truck.

Founded by Mason at the age of 12, Mason’s Super Dogs began as a humble hot dog cart on the campus of Morehouse College. Known for its unique flavors and fresh approach to classic favorites, the brand quickly grew a loyal following. When the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the original cart operations, Mason didn’t quit; he pivoted. At just 14 years old, he opened his first brick-and-mortar location in DeKalb County, Georgia, inspiring young entrepreneurs across the country.

Get The Scoop On How AI Made Simple Can Help Everyday People Create New Income Streams

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Learn How Everyday People are Using AI to Create New Income Streams.

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Get The Scoop On If Christianity Is A Force of Mental Slavery to Black Christians?

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Is Christianity a Force of
Mental Slavery to Black Christians?

Resources on Black Progressive and Revolutionary Christianity

Op-ed by Kamau Austin, Publisher the Southeast Queens Scoop

Increasingly, some in the Black community are leaving the Church and Christianity altogether, calling it the “white man’s religion” or a tool of mental slavery. While it’s true that certain interpretations of Christianity have encouraged passivity and compliance with oppressive systems, it’s equally true that other expressions of the faith have been profoundly liberating—fueling revolutions, inspiring resistance, and sustaining movements for justice.

Christianity as a Tool of Liberation

History bears witness to the fact that countless Black leaders rooted their fight for freedom in Christian faith. Harriet Tubman relied on her deep spirituality to guide enslaved Africans to freedom along the Underground Railroad.

Nat Turner led one of the most significant slave rebellions in U.S. history inspired by biblical visions. Marcus Garvey invoked spiritual language to rally a global Pan-African movement.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. preached nonviolent resistance from the pulpit. The Deacons of Defense used their faith as a shield for civil rights workers against white supremacist terror. And long before them, Richard Allen founded the African Methodist Episcopal Church to empower Black Christians spiritually and politically.

Their faith was not a force of submission—it was a force of defiance, vision, and liberation. Without their insights and sacrifices, many of the freedoms we now take for granted, including the ability to openly debate religion and justice on social media, would not exist.

Reading the Bible for Themselves

Dr. Gayraud Wilmore, in his book Black Religion and Black Radicalism, shows that once enslaved Africans gained wider access to literacy and could read the Bible for themselves, rebellions and insurrections increased. Instead of pacifying them, scripture often emboldened them. They drew inspiration from the prophetic voices of Moses, Micah, and Amos—who all called for freedom from oppression and justice for the marginalized.

Get The Scoop On How The REMA 4 US Business Fair Promoted Black Economic Development In Far Rockaway, New York

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REMA 4 US Business Fair Promoted Black Economic Development In Far Rockaway, New York

By Gail Johnson

The Rockaway East Merchant Association 4 United Synergy (REMA4US) celebrated their annual Business Fair, Saturday, September 13, 2025 on Beach 20th Street in the heart of Downtown Far Rockaway. This year was the 5th consecutive year for this Business Fair which showcases the Small Businesses of Far Rockaway.

The celebration was made possible by partnerships with the Far Rock Village Business Improvement District, the New York Career Training School, Rockaway Development & Revitalization Corporation (RDRC), St. John’s Episcopal Hospital, Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center, Wellness Cares, and Cash Dash on the Rock.

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Get The Scoop On What Healthy Really Means (and Doesn't)

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What Does Healthy Mean to You?

What Healthy Really Means (and Doesn’t)
By Afi Okon, MPA, Solutions-Provider focused on wellness and community empowerment. Creator of Let’s Make Healthy, Our New Happy Campaign and Founder, American Obesity Foundation

So, let’s define it — what does "healthy" really mean? It’s not a number on the scale. It’s not a diet plan. And it’s sure not what you see on social media.

Healthy simply, means your family has the energy to live, love, and grow. It means your meals nourish more than your bodies — they bring you together. It means you move your bodies not to punish them, but to celebrate what they can do.

In this campaign, healthy means:

• Feeding your family with love and intention

• Finding joy in movement

• Creating moments of calm, connection, and care

• Building habits that support long-term well-being

• Choosing a Culture of Healthy Living

Healthy doesn’t mean:

• Being perfect or rigid

• Cutting out entire food groups unless necessary

• Comparing yourself to others

• Sacrificing joy for the sake of control