November 2020 – Page 5 – Capital Outlook

Black girl magic and the 2020 election

November 3, 2020

Julianne Malveaux For the 60 year in a row, Essence Magazine and the Black Women’s Roundtable have surveyed Black women about the issues that concern them most. Melanie Campbell, Convener of the Black Women’s Roundtable and President and CEO of the National Coalition for Black Civic Participation, summarizes the top

Elect public officials who are committed to stop police killings

November 3, 2020

Ben Jealous Millions of Americans have turned out in big cities and small towns to protest the killings of unarmed civilians—often Black people—at the hands of law enforcement. If we want our demands for justice and accountability to lead to real policy change, we need to build on that activism

Spring football schedule brings Rattlers-Wildcats rivalry back to Tallahassee

November 3, 2020

By St. Clair MurraineOutlook staff writer Providing that there is no coronavirus disruption of a spring football schedule recently announced by the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, the long-running rivalry game between FAMU and Bethune-Cookman University will return to its roots. The makeup of the schedule puts FAMU and B-CU in the

TCC basketball duo moves on to four-year programs

November 3, 2020

Special to the Outlook The following highlights on basketball players Daivon Stephens and Eric Hester are part of a series of Stepping Stones profiles featuring student-athletes who have enrolled and are participating in four-year level programs. Stephens signed a national letter of intent with Coastal Carolina University. Stephens, who hails

Louisville scores early en route to win over FSU

November 3, 2020

By Chuck WalshSeminoles.com LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Louisville scored on its first five possessions of the game and held Florida State under 26 points scored for the first time in four games, as the Cardinals took a 48-16 win over the Seminoles at Cardinal Stadium. Florida State limited Louisville to just