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Dear Black Men: We Still Need You to Teach

Black children benefit from Black teachers, but recruitment alone isn’t enough. Sharif El-Mekki argues Black male educators need rigorous preparation, supportive schools and accountability to the families and communities they serve. Credit: Getty Images Posted inOpinion A decade after calling on Black men to teach, the invitation remains — along with a responsibility to prepare, support and retain them. by Sharif...

Students Walk Out In Support Of Sexual Assault Survivors

by Laura Glesby Sound School sophomore Savannah Nash: “How many women have been assaulted and had to say nothing? How many wouldn’t have been believed?” “It happened to me multiple times,” said one high school student. “She said it was my fault when I reported it,” said another teen. “I have been assaulted...

Ribbon Cut On Homicide Memorial Footbridge

by Thomas Breen The brick walkway with the names of New Haven’s gun violence victims. The memorial garden’s newest addition. A pedestrian bridge now connects West Rock Park with a Valley Street memorial garden for victims of gun violence — thanks to the generosity of a neighbor, and the persistence of a...

Elicker Raises Another $38K For 2027 Reelection Bid

by Thomas Breen More than a year before New Haven’s next mayoral election, four-term incumbent Democrat Justin Elicker has on hand nearly $125,000 in reelection campaign cash — after raising more than $38,000 over the last three months. Those numbers are included in Elicker’s Q3 campaign finance report, which was filed...

10 New Cop Recruits Sworn In

by Paul Bass Emily Alers saw the difference her older sister Tanya was making as a cop, so she determined to become one too. Tanya, a Manhattan night-shift patrol officer with four years on the job, came up to New Haven Thursday to watch the mayor administer an oath of service...

Unions To Yale: “We’ll Turn This Campus Upside Down”

by Laura Glesby Local 35 Vice President Brian Wingate leads the crowd in a chant: “No contract? No peace!” Local 35 President Bob Proto: “In these times, folks need major improvements to their contracts.” Local 35 President Bob Proto looked out at a sea of people who cook, clean, research, schedule, and...

Community Baby Shower Slated For Saturday

by Laura Glesby A group of local doulas wants to invite you to your baby shower. Whether or not you’ve had a shower before. Whether or not you could afford one. Whether you’re expecting a new baby or already raising one post-partum. Whether you have a strong support system or you...

‘Deeply Disturbing’: Black Leaders Speak Out After Raid On Ilhan Omar’s Home

By RTM Newsroom Rep. Ilhan Omar says President Donald Trump is using federal law enforcement to intimidate his political opponents after federal agents searched her...

A Strong Economy for Whom?

  In his run-up to the midterm elections, the president is crisscrossing the country in an effort to energize his base. Unfortunately, he seeks...

Tayari Jones’ Kin wins 2026 Kirkus Prize for fiction, earns $50,000

The award-winning author’s latest novel follows two motherless Black women whose lifelong friendship is shaped by community by Peter Kerich courtesy of thegriot.com  Author and Emory University...

Navi Pillay, former ICC judge wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

By Prosper Kuzo, Face2FaceAfrica.com Former ICC judge Navi Pillay, who oversaw a UN report that decided that Israel committed genocide in Gaza, has been crowned the...

Meet NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins, who just became the first Black woman to lead a crew to orbit

 by Dollita Okine, Face2FaceAfrica.com Jessica Watkins continues to break barriers in space exploration after adding a second mission to the International Space Station (ISS) as commander of NASA’s...

Philadelphia: Meet the 26-year-old running against her former boss to become one of the youngest mayors

 by Dollita Okine, Face2FaceAfrica.com At just 26 years old, Shania Bennett is making a name for herself as one of the youngest mayoral candidates in Philadelphia’s history, and...

OP-ED: Why Puerto Rico cannot be asked to survive another crisis alone

by NEYDA MARTÍNEZ SIERRA On September 20, 2017, Hurricane María struck Puerto Rico, unleashing catastrophic destruction. But María did not create our vulnerability. It exposed...

Judge tears into Trump administration for felling trees on D.C. golf course the president wants to remake

“I’m furious,” U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes told a Justice Department lawyer. “I trusted you all not to do precisely what you have done.” By...

Judge orders Trump administration to cancel taxpayer-funded TV ads

President Trump must cancel any remaining television commercials paid for with millions of dollars in taxpayer money to promote his political message, a federal...
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Students Walk Out In Support Of Sexual Assault Survivors

by Laura Glesby Sound School sophomore Savannah Nash: “How many women have been assaulted and had to say nothing? How many wouldn’t have been believed?” “It happened to me multiple times,”...

Ribbon Cut On Homicide Memorial Footbridge

by Thomas Breen The brick walkway with the names of New Haven’s gun violence victims. The memorial garden’s newest addition. A pedestrian bridge now connects West Rock Park with a Valley Street...

Elicker Raises Another $38K For 2027 Reelection Bid

by Thomas Breen More than a year before New Haven’s next mayoral election, four-term incumbent Democrat Justin Elicker has on hand nearly $125,000 in reelection campaign cash — after raising...

10 New Cop Recruits Sworn In

by Paul Bass Emily Alers saw the difference her older sister Tanya was making as a cop, so she determined to become one too. Tanya, a Manhattan night-shift patrol officer with...

Unions To Yale: “We’ll Turn This Campus Upside Down”

by Laura Glesby Local 35 Vice President Brian Wingate leads the crowd in a chant: “No contract? No peace!” Local 35 President Bob Proto: “In these times, folks need major improvements...

Community Baby Shower Slated For Saturday

by Laura Glesby A group of local doulas wants to invite you to your baby shower. Whether or not you’ve had a shower before. Whether or not you could afford one....

Students Walk Out In Support Of Sexual Assault Survivors

by Laura Glesby Sound School sophomore Savannah Nash: “How many women have been assaulted and had to say nothing? How many wouldn’t have been believed?” “It happened to me multiple times,”...

Traffic Cams Catch 2,700 Violations In Start Of Warning Period

by Adele Haeg In just over two weeks, new automated traffic cameras at seven locations across New Haven recorded roughly 2,700 violations — resulting in 673 warning letters sent to...

Time A Tell Travels To LA

by Lisa Reisman If you want to understand where fashion is trending, go to ComplexCon, a two-day event that brings together the leading brands of street fashion. That’s according to the...

Heating Help Announced As Prices Rise, Election Nears

by Thomas Breen U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro, with Gov. Ned Lamont: “We need to work together at a time that we are at the whims of a vindictive government.” State...

August Wilson’s World Is Still Our World

by Janday Wilson Yale Repertory Theatre Presents August Wilson’s “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”University Theatre222 York St.New HavenThrough Oct. 24, 2026 White male theatergoer strides up to a red RAV4 idling by...

With Oil Nearing $6, CT Sets Aside $12.7M For Home Heating Assistance

by Donald Eng NEW HAVEN, CT — With the price of a typical fillup of home heating oil projected to top $1,500 this winter, state officials expressed worry that some...
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‘Deeply Disturbing’: Black Leaders Speak Out After Raid On Ilhan Omar’s Home

By RTM Newsroom Rep. Ilhan Omar says President Donald Trump is using federal law enforcement to intimidate his political opponents after federal agents searched her...

A Strong Economy for Whom?

  In his run-up to the midterm elections, the president is crisscrossing the country in an effort to energize his base. Unfortunately, he seeks...

Tayari Jones’ Kin wins 2026 Kirkus Prize for fiction, earns $50,000

The award-winning author’s latest novel follows two motherless Black women whose lifelong friendship is shaped by community by Peter Kerich courtesy of thegriot.com  Author and Emory University...

Navi Pillay, former ICC judge wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

By Prosper Kuzo, Face2FaceAfrica.com Former ICC judge Navi Pillay, who oversaw a UN report that decided that Israel committed genocide in Gaza, has been crowned the...

Meet NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins, who just became the first Black woman to lead a crew to orbit

 by Dollita Okine, Face2FaceAfrica.com Jessica Watkins continues to break barriers in space exploration after adding a second mission to the International Space Station (ISS) as commander of NASA’s...

Philadelphia: Meet the 26-year-old running against her former boss to become one of the youngest mayors

 by Dollita Okine, Face2FaceAfrica.com At just 26 years old, Shania Bennett is making a name for herself as one of the youngest mayoral candidates in Philadelphia’s history, and...

OP-ED: Why Puerto Rico cannot be asked to survive another crisis alone

by NEYDA MARTÍNEZ SIERRA On September 20, 2017, Hurricane María struck Puerto Rico, unleashing catastrophic destruction. But María did not create our vulnerability. It exposed...

Judge tears into Trump administration for felling trees on D.C. golf course the president wants to remake

“I’m furious,” U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes told a Justice Department lawyer. “I trusted you all not to do precisely what you have done.” By...
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