Phenix S. Halley

1 week ago | theroot.com | Phenix S. Halley

Unlike most cities, especially in the south, Atlanta has consistently been run by Black politicians since 1974, and there’s a secret to it all. The reign of Black mayors can be traced back to one man: Maynard Jackson, who the city’s largest airport is partially named after. But even after his death in 2003, Black mayors have continued to shape Atlanta, making it one of the most talked about places on the map. In fact, they don’t call Atlanta the Black Mecca for no reason.

1 week ago | theroot.com | Phenix S. Halley

The Root wraps up all the "Sinners" news you been missing out on over the past 2 weeks. We may earn a commission from links on this page. Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan have proven once again that they’re the duo to watch in Hollywood thanks to the massive success of their new film, “Sinners.” But now fans are pushing them to use their collective power once again but in a completely different way.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Phenix S. Halley

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysRyan Coogler, left and Michael B. Jordan attend the Warner Bros Pictures “Sinners” New York premiere at AMC Lincoln Square Theater on April 03, 2025 in New York City. - Photo: Dia Dipasupil (Getty Images)Ryan Coogler and Michael B.

1 week ago | theroot.com | Phenix S. Halley

President Donald Trump just celebrated 100 days in office, but he’s already thinking about the next election. Unlike in recent months when he toyed with possibly running for a third term— which the Constitution explicitly denounces by the way— Trump is now posing another man add his name to the 2028 ballot. — Phenix S HalleyRead MoreCandace Owens has always been an avid supporter of Donald Trump.

1 week ago | theroot.com | Phenix S. Halley

As protests continue to rage across the country against President Donald Trump’s administration, there seems to be one group of Americans no where on the front lines: the Black community. Black folks always show up and out for past social and political causes, but now that we’ve taken a collective step back, our absence is being felt big time. Suggested ReadingSuggested ReadingEvery single day since Trump took office there’s been protests in one city or the next, according to The Washington Post.