Truth Seekers Journal

Milton Kirby
Black History , Have You Seen , Sports
January 23, 2025
4 minutes Read

Martin Luther King, Jr. African-American Rodeo of Champions Thrills Denver Audience

The Martin Luther King, Jr. African-American Rodeo of Champions took place on January 20, 2025, in Denver, celebrating Black Western culture. The event, organized by BPIR, showcased impressive rodeo performances before over 6,000 spectators and awarded scholarships to students, honoring the legacy of Black cowboys and cowgirls in American history.

Milton Kirby
Sports
January 22, 2025
4 minutes Read

Atlanta Dream Sell Out 2025 Season Tickets for Second Straight Year

The Atlanta Dream has sold out its 2025 Season Ticket Memberships for a second consecutive year, reflecting its rising popularity since 2021. Four home games are already sold out. New head coach Karl Smesko will debut on May 16. The team continues to energize fans and the local sports community.

Milton Kirby
Black History , Community , Have You Seen
January 20, 2025
4 minutes Read

The Man with the Camera

Horace Henry, an unexpected photographer, captured pivotal moments at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s first memorial service, leading to his book “One Day in January.” Despite initial setbacks, his photographs are now part of the Smithsonian’s collection, reflecting his passion and perseverance in both photography and music throughout his career.

Milton Kirby
Business & Finance
January 19, 2025
3 minutes Read

Boss Talks, Boss Tables & Boss Networking: A Game-Changing Event for Entrepreneurs

Boss Talks, Boss Tables & Boss Networking, hosted by The Oliver Price Group, LLC, aims to assist entrepreneurs in achieving business success through actionable strategies and networking opportunities. Scheduled for March 8, 2025, the event will feature sessions on streamlining systems, strengthening leadership, and leveraging technology to foster long-term growth for small business owners.

Milton Kirby
Community , Have You Seen
January 18, 2025
4 minutes Read

The Lou Walker Senior Center: A Beacon of Learning and Healing in DeKalb County

The Lou Walker Senior Center in DeKalb County, Georgia, opened in 2006, serves as a vital resource for seniors, offering diverse programs and facilities. Named after community advocate Lou Walker, it promotes wellness and education under Ericia King’s leadership. The center reflects a strong community commitment to senior empowerment and accessibility.

Milton Kirby
Black History , Community , Have You Seen
January 15, 2025
10 minutes Read

January 15, 1929: A King Was Born

Today marks the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birth. Celebrated for his transformative role in the Civil Rights Movement, he advocated nonviolent resistance, leading notable actions that resulted in significant legislative reforms and enduring social change.

Milton Kirby
Business & Finance , Events
January 11, 2025
6 minutes Read

Imaging USA 2025: A Premier Photography Event for Professionals and Enthusiasts

Imaging USA 2025, held from February 2-4 in Dallas, TX, promises an enriching experience for photographers. The event includes educational classes, networking opportunities, competitions, and insights from industry leaders to enhance skills and business growth.

Milton Kirby
Business Profiles , Have You Seen , Science & Technology
January 11, 2025
3 minutes Read

Bambhu Innovation: Pioneering Sustainable Solutions for a Greener Future

Bambhu Innovation, founded by Walter Griggs, focuses on sustainable materials, particularly bamboo-based products. Their flagship Eco-Polymer offers a biodegradable alternative to plastics, supporting environmental goals while fostering local partnerships and a legacy for future generations.

Milton Kirby
Sports
January 10, 2025
3 minutes Read

The Playbook: All Things Football

The Playbook: Ladies Learn All Things Football is a unique initiative by Melissa Anthony and Michael Haynes, merging football, empowerment, and community-building to enhance sports knowledge and foster inclusivity for women and individuals with disabilities.

Milton Kirby
Opinions
January 9, 2025
5 minutes Read

The Crusade Continues

Ted Knorr proposes changes to the Classic Baseball Committee’s rules to increase Negro League representation, suggesting a special committee and annual elections to address the lack of recognition for deserving players.

Milton Kirby
Community , Have You Seen , Politics
January 2, 2025
4 minutes Read

The Dash in Jimmy Carter’s Life

A remarkable journey spanning a century, marked by dedication, faith, and service. He served as the 39th US President, championed environmental conservation, and dedicated his post-presidency to humanitarian efforts.

Milton Kirby
Arts & Entertainment , Business & Finance , Community , Have You Seen
December 29, 2024
5 minutes Read

New Year’s Resolutions or New Year’s Intentions

New Year’s Resolutions have been a tradition for over 4,000 years, but often fail due to unrealistic goals and lack of planning. Experts suggest setting smaller goals, creating detailed plans, and seeking accountability for success.

Milton Kirby
Business & Finance
December 28, 2024
4 minutes Read

Credit Card Swipe Fees Are Financial Inequities for Black America

Black Americans face higher credit card swipe fees, exacerbating existing financial burdens and racial wealth disparities. The Credit Card Competition Act aims to introduce competition and reduce fees, benefiting consumers and small businesses.

Milton Kirby
Business & Finance , Education
December 25, 2024
3 minutes Read

Associated Credit Union Foundation Offers $3,500 Scholarships to High School Seniors

The Associated Credit Union (ACU) Foundation offers the Ronald K. Ford Memorial Scholarship, awarding $3,500 to high school seniors who embody Mr. Ford’s commitment to education, sportsmanship, and community service, with a deadline of March 31, 2025.

Milton Kirby
Politics
December 22, 2024
10 minutes Read

DeKalb County’s First African American Woman CEO Brings Past Leaders Together for Historic Dialogue

Lorraine Cochran-Johnson will be sworn in as DeKalb County’s sixth CEO on January 10, 2025, marking a historic milestone as the first African American woman to hold the position.

Milton Kirby
Politics
December 12, 2024
3 minutes Read

President Biden Announces Clemency for Nearly 1,500 Americans

President Joe Biden grants clemency to nearly 1,500 Americans, the largest single-day grant in modern history, commuting sentences and pardoning individuals convicted of non-violent crimes.