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Black Civil Rights Leaders Condemn ICE Raids Amid Nationwide Protests
Nationwide protests follow L.A. immigration raids as civil rights groups condemn federal troop deployments.
Ananda Lewis, Pioneering MTV Host and Health Advocate, Dies at 52
Ananda Lewis, former MTV VJ and “Teen Summit” host, has died at 52. Explore her trailblazing career, impact on Black women in media, and her legacy as a breast cancer awareness advocate.
Christian Singer Michael Tait Confesses: Cocaine, Alcohol, Same-sex Abuse
Michael Tait admits to decades of misconduct, including drug abuse and unwanted sexual contact. What his confession means for Christian music and the call for accountability.
Pastor Jamal Bryant Slams Dollar General’s DEI Betrayal, Calls for Digital Protest
Black faith leader Jamal Bryant launches a digital protest against Dollar General, challenging its DEI rollback while addressing the vital role the chain plays in underserved communities.
Unmasking the Sacred: The Cynthia Erivo Jesus Controversy and the Limits of Reimagining
Cynthia Erivo, a queer Black British actress, will play Jesus in the Hollywood Bowl production. Discover why this casting choice is deeply controversial.
“Sinners” Exalts the Ancestors, But What About Jesus?
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners is stunning—but its elevation of ancestral rootwork over Christ raises real concerns for Black Christian viewers.
Seeking Signs: As Occult Practices Rise, Christians Urged to Stay Rooted in Truth
A recent Pew study shows 1 in 3 Americans now engage with astrology, tarot, or fortune telling. For Christians, the rise in occult engagement is a spiritual battleground.
No, the Government Isn’t Redefining Dependents as Age 7: What Trump’s SNAP Bill Actually Says
A recent change to SNAP work requirements has sparked viral misinformation about the government lowering the age of dependents from 18 to 7. Here’s what’s really changing—and what’s not.
God Answers Prayer: Lauren and Cameron Hamilton Expect First Child After IVF Journey
Love Is Blind stars Lauren and Cameron Hamilton are expecting their first baby after a four-year infertility battle. Their journey of faith, IVF, and emotional healing offers hope to others facing similar struggles.
Black Women Bear the Brunt of April’s Job Losses Amid National Economic Growth
Black women lost over 100,000 jobs in April 2025—even as the U.S. economy added jobs overall—highlighting ongoing racial and gender disparities.
Federal Judge Allows T.D. Jakes' Defamation Lawsuit to Proceed Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
A judge’s refusal to dismiss Bishop T.D. Jakes’ defamation lawsuit against his accuser marks a key development in a case closely watched by faith communities.
A Proverbs 5 Warning: Shannon Sharpe Denies Sexual Assault Allegations in $50 Million Lawsuit
Shannon Sharpe faces a $50M lawsuit alleging sexual assault, denies claims as a "shakedown." Explore the case, faith lessons, and Black community impact in EEW Magazine.
Marvin Sapp’s Easter Sermon ‘Close the Door’ Confronts Viral Controversy, Urges Believers to Shut Out Sin
Marvin Sapp’s Easter sermon “Close the Door” confronts a viral controversy, urging believers to shut out sin and embrace faith.
T.D. Jakes Confronts Sexual Assault Allegations Head-On in TODAY Show Interview
T.D. Jakes denies sexual assault claims in a TODAY Show interview, tackling misinformation and Combs rumors. Read his bold defense amid a legal and personal storm.
Separating Fact from Fiction: Unpacking Jackie Robinson and Federal Contract Changes
Discover the facts behind Jackie Robinson’s webpage removal and federal contract changes. A sharp EEW Magazine contributor cuts through the noise.
Jonathan Majors Talks Faith, Healing, and Marriage to Meagan Good on ‘Sherri’
Jonathan Majors shares his faith journey on the Sherri Show, reflecting on legal troubles, marriage to Meagan Good, and Magazine Dreams release on March 21, 2025.
Syria’s Christians: Faith Under Deadly Fire
Violence erupts in Syria’s coastal towns since March 7, 2025, with over 1,300 killed, including Christians. Explore the crisis, overlooked by major news, and a call to pray for the persecuted
Israel-Gaza Ceasefire Collapses as Airstrikes Claim Over 400 Lives, Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
Airstrikes in Gaza kill 400 as ceasefire collapses on March 18, 2025. Explore the humanitarian crisis and international response on EEWMagazineOnline.com.
Nonprofit Leader Dianna Hobbs Leaves X After Account Hack
Dianna Hobbs, nonprofit leader, abandons X after her account is hacked despite premium status. Read her story on EEWMagazineOnline.com and the platform's security failures.
Live Stream: Memorial service for Grammy-nominated R&B singer Angie Stone
A memorial service was underway Friday near Atlanta for Grammy-nominated R&B singer Angie Stone, who was killed in a car crash south of Montgomery, Alabama.