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A Community in Mourning The heartbreaking killing of children in Shreveport, Louisiana, has sent shockwaves across the nation, leaving families, churches, and communities grappling with grief that words can scarcely
“Cell phone bans can work… but implementation matters.” That was the central message from a national news briefing hosted by American Community Media, where researchers, educators, and students explored whether
The future of birthright citizenship in the United States is once again under intense national scrutiny as the Supreme Court prepares to rule on a controversial executive order that could
A Season of Opportunity for Skilled Immigrants For many African immigrants living and working in the United States, the journey toward permanent residency has often been marked by long delays,
Diaspora Politics in a Polarized Era An American Community Media briefing titled Diaspora Politics in the Era of Trump brought together leading scholars and journalists to examine how immigrant communities
A New Election Bill Moves to the Senate A major election reform proposal is drawing national attention as lawmakers prepare to debate legislation requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register
When the federal government unveiled a new food pyramid in January as part of the 2025 to 2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, it immediately stirred debate among nutrition experts, public
Southwest Farmers Market (SWFM) recently announced the organization’s 2026 Scholarship Program. This year, SWFM will commit $60,000 in scholarship funds to twenty (20) African graduating High School Seniors, with each
A Significant Shift in U.S. Immigration Policy A recent federal appeals court decision has allowed the U.S. government to move forward with a controversial immigration policy that permits migrants to
“We’re entering a moment where surveillance touches immigration, policing, housing, healthcare, and civil liberties. Most of the public still doesn’t understand how deep it goes.” That warning set the tone