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The higher education aspirations of six young men residing in Cuyahoga County were recently aided by the Delta Alpha Lambda Foundation, with the support of members of Cleveland’s graduate chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated, the nation’s first intercollegiate fraternity for Black men. On May 30, Delta Alpha Lambda Foundation and Greater Cleveland Alphas awarded six $1,000.00 scholarships to 2026 graduates from public and private schools in the area.
POWER DOESN’T GRIEVE-IT REASSIGNS
Senator Lindsey Graham died on a Saturday night in July. By Tuesday, his sister, Darline, had taken the oath and sat down in his seat. She had never held elected office. The governor called it a continuation of her brother’s work. By Friday, the president had her in the Oval Office, asking her, in public, to run for the whole term. The man had not been buried yet. Six days. Sit with that. Not because it is scandalous, but because it is ordinary.
ENABLING OURSELVES TO OUR DETRIMENT
Part 1 There are three forms of enabling: good, bad, and purposeful. What the world is experiencing now is a level of purposeful and ruinously bad enabling that’s affecting every aspect of society — all to its detriment.
CAREER FOR THE AGES
usty Baker walked with baseball legends and became one himself. After he signed with the Braves in 1968 at the age of nineteen against his father’s wishes, no less than the great Hank Aaron promised to take Baker under his wing. Mentored by Aaron, Orlando Cepeda, and Willie Mays, Baker became a premier hitter, helping take the Dodgers to a World Series victory in 1981.
MOVERS AND SHAKERS FOR AUGUST
DERRICK D’MAR MARTIN Derrick “D’MAR” Martin is an award-winning drummer, recording artist, producer, songwriter, entrepreneur, and motivational speaker with more than 30 years of professional experience. In 2026, he was honored as the Blues Music Awards’ Drummer of the Year, recognizing his exceptional musicianship and dynamic performances. D’MAR spent 17 years touring the world with rock-and-roll pioneer Little Richard, earning a reputation as one of the industry’s most accomplished drummers.
WHY MODERN RELIGION IS IN TROUBLE
The history of the world’s religions is vast and multifaceted. Steeped in the good, the bad, and the ugly, religion has figured heavily in humanity’s evolution. Religions have come about as mankind has sought to find answers to life’s primary questions and its need to establish a place in the Divine’s firmament. As the mysteries of our universe and the mind of man have been explored and answers found, questions still abound; no absolutes have been determined.
SPIDERMAN AND THE MCU SAVE THE SUMMER
By now, everyone understands what to expect from DC and MCU films. An attempt by the writers to create a storyline built around the characters with some super stuff thrown in for fun. For DC, this attempt fails time after time. For the MCU, however, the effort seems to be more genuine and entertaining. This movie keeps that tradition alive. Spider-Man: Brand New Day starts with Peter Parker (Tom Holland), who devotes his life to protecting New York City as a full-time Spider-Man.
SHOULD YOU SWIPE LEFT ON LOVE?
Dating in today’s world is like ordering takeout when you have no idea what you’re craving. You scroll through an endless menu of options, half-convinced you’re about to make a terrible decision, but the hunger (or loneliness) pushes you forward. In this digital era, romance has been reduced to thumbs, emojis, and algorithms. Finding your soulmate feels less like fate and more like matching with someone whose bio says, “Fluent in sarcasm.
THE MOVEMENT ACROSS AMERICA
A movement is beginning quietly across America, not because of celebrities, not because of politics, not because of advertising. It’s beginning because ordinary people are making an extraordinary decision. They are deciding to participate in their health. Over the past several months, something remarkable has been happening through the Betterment ZIP Code and the 90-Day Betterment Commitment.
NO MORE “WAIT YOUR TURN”
On March 12, 2026, longtime South Carolina Congressman Jim Clyburn announced that he would seek an 18th term in the US House of Representatives at the age of 85. The announcement drew significant criticism, particularly from members of Generation Z, many of whom argue that the Democratic Party needs a new generation of leadership.