Year Factor

The Metro Las Vegas Section of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) proudly celebrated the first anniversary of its charter in March 2026, marking a year of impactful advocacy, transformational leadership, and dedicated service throughout Southern Nevada.  Founded in 1935 by renowned educator, presidential advisor, and civil rights leader Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, the […]

Degeneracy is Trumping Principles of Liberty

BY LOUIE OVERSTREET It is very troubling to me how Degeneracy’s starting five has been able to open a noticeable lead over the Principles of Liberty, given the founding fathers stacked this team with twenty-eight players at the founding of our nation.  Principles of Liberty’s Starting Five: The United States shall be a Republic; Government […]

PEACE: Gratitude: first step on the journey to a lifetime of joy

BY KIMBERLY BAILEY-TUREAUD There is so much to be grateful for. Yet many people forget that gratitude is the key ingredient to lasting joy and peace. We all face daily challenges, but what truly matters is how we interpret and respond to them. Life is not here simply to bring us highs and lows; it […]

KNIGHT MOVES | October ushers in autumn celebrations

By Craig Knight Fall is here — and with it, a rare moment in history. This October isn’t just the start of the fourth quarter; it’s Q4 of a “25” year. That makes it exactly one-quarter of the way through the century. This alignment won’t happen again until 3025!  Whether you’re wrapping up big projects, […]

LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHERS: Fall Forward

Across Las Vegas, October will be full of signposts reminding you of resilience, awareness, solidarity, and achievement in the Black community.  Throughout Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Las Vegas Black Image will be part of the movement encouraging women to undergo regular medical screenings and engage healthcare professionals at the first sign of any unusual symptoms.  […]

LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHERS: Father figures large in our lives

It is HOT in July, and this month’s edition of Las Vegas Black Image matches the temperature outside.  Lela Rochon has always been among our most gifted and beautiful performers, and our cover story celebrates her triumphant return to Hollywood — with a starring role in the forthcoming “Terry McMillan Presents: Tempted by Love.”  Elsewhere […]

HEALTHIER YOU: Understanding uterine fibroids in Black women

BY DR. MARGUERITE BRATHWAITE OB-GYN The month of July is Fibroid Awareness Month. As African-American women, we are accustomed to hearing many of our friends, family members and others speak about having uterine fibroids or knowing someone who is suffering from them.  It is no secret that African-American women suffer disproportionately, yet we understand little […]

Under the Glittering Lights

Las Vegas Raiders Celebrate Juneteenth In celebration of Juneteenth, B.A.S.E.D. In Sports, an Employee Resource Group within the Las Vegas Raiders organization, hosted a “Family Reunion” on the indoor practice fields at Raiders Headquarters, Intermountain Health Performance Center.  The event also served as an opportunity to acknowledge the importance of celebrating diversity and fostering an […]

Remembering My Words, I Wonder: You Still Mad?

BY LOUIE OVERSTREET I began writing a monthly column for Black Image back in 2014. And in that time, I have managed to make a lot of readers mad at me. As such, I thought it would be fun to revisit the scene of the crimes — what I consider to be my most controversial […]

HISTORIC BLACK VEGAS: Tragedy on campus brings home an important message

BY CLAYTEE D. WHITE A few days ago on December 6, 2023, four people died in a shooting on campus at our university.  It hurt my heart, and it called my division to action in a giving, compassionate way. One of my colleagues had the idea to bring all students in our immediate area into […]

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