Aswad Walker

For most, the central question surrounding this year’s presidential election is which candidate—current Vice President Kamala Harris or 34-time convicted felon Donald Trump—will make the best Commander-in-Chief.

Jazz legend Terence Blanchard will perform at the University of Houston on November 9, celebrating UHD's 50th anniversary and supporting student scholarships. Credit: Terence Blanchard.

A recent report reveals Texas ranks 43rd in the quality of public school lunches, highlighting the need for improved nutrition for students. Credit: Getty Images.

‘Radical Responsibility’ challenges Blackfolk to take responsibility for allowing a white nationalist to become POTUS, and then changing our ways to change our outcomes. Credit: AP.

Local food pantries in Houston face significant challenges due to rising food insecurity, yet continue to support communities through innovative programs and outreach. Credit: Trinity East UMC.

Anything short of long-term planning will spell doom, or at least the sam-o-same for Black people Our eyes must be fixed on the next century. Credit: Getty Images.

Black men face alarming health disparities, with a significantly lower life expectancy than other groups. Here’s what Houstonians said about improving this reality. Credit: Getty Images.

The Shades of Blue Project (pictured here with its founder Kay Matthews, center) is one of many Houston-area organizations that provide community care and support self-care. Credit: Shades of Blue Project/Pieces3 Photography.

Marcquis Davis empowers pet owners with affordable care through her store, advocating against industry exploitation and promoting community awareness of pet health. Courtesy Photo.

A recent panel by Ethnic Media Services discussed insights on the 2024 elections, focusing on voting trends among diverse communities and key influences. Credit: AP Photo.