Houston is currently hosting one of the biggest PUSH for Citizenship campaigns in history! This week I decided to take a closer look at the path to citizenship in 2025 thru the eyes of a couple of advocacy programs. The dedicated efforts of organizations like Woori Juntos (Nonprofit) and SEDES, are on the front lines, empowering immigrant communities and Im helping to spread the word.
The dress code was formal. The guest list? Explosive. Rebel Wilson is locked, loaded, and back in Tulle for Bride Hard @bridehardmovie—in theaters today. 💍💥 #BrideHard #NowPlaying
“How could a country advertise Opportunity, Hope, and Freedom and not expect people to flood its boarders?” In the midst of political debates on who can call America home, it’s easy to forget the foundation on which America was built and the life-changing promise it still offers to all. Read Sulaiman’s story.
Citizenship is the ultimate defense against Deportation- Zenobia Lai, Executive Director, Houston Immigration Legal Services Collaborative. In the Houston area, an estimated 300,000 immigrants are eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship. However, less than 10% of these eligible residents complete the process. Houston is changing that. Read How.
The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) hosted their 16th annual Student Leadership Conference which included over 125 students from Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCUs) who received formal training as they head to their summer internships with various fortune 500 companies consisting of Best Buy Corporate, Disney, National Geo Graphics, and more. Thursday, May 29, 2025 was day 2 of the conference, and the students received a special surprise as Disney on The Yard brought out Read more […]
In a world full of daily demands and digital distractions, there are few places left that still know how to deliver pure joy. Disneyland is one of them. Here’s some reasons why NOW is the perfect time to #CelebrateHappy.
On the cusp of the 5 year Anniversary of George Floyd’s death, the DOJ moves to cancel police reform deals, while Houston kicks off The Movement Festival.
On Saturday, April 26, 2025, community organizations Baker Ripley and Emgage hosted the 2025 Fort Bend Candidate Forum, their second such event since September 2024. These forums give voters a chance to meet candidates running for offices such as City Council, School Board of Trustees, and other local positions—and to question them directly. While the first forum reached an estimated 336,000 voters (with only half of the invited candidates in attendance), this second event saw double the candidate turnout.
In a world where certain health conditions dominate headlines and funding priorities, sickle cell disease — a genetic blood disorder affecting millions globally, particularly within Black and Brown communities — continues to battle against systemic neglect. That’s why organizations like the Sickle Cell Consortium aren’t just important; they are vital. And this year, as the Consortium celebrates 10 years of life-changing work, their mission feels more critical than ever.
In Harris County, opportunity hasn’t always looked like us (minority women). For far too long, Minority-owned businesses—especially those led by women, more specifically Black women—have stood outside of billion-dollar rooms, knocking politely and being told to wait. But the Pathways to Prime MWBE Procurement Forum and Empowerment Workshops isn’t just another event—it’s a battering ram to those closed doors. And for the Black community, it’s a lifeline. Let’s be honest: Read more […]
