Equal Minded Cafe News Today

Three years after publishing “The Truth in Black and White,” this is how The Star has changed, and where we still see that there is work for our newsroom to do to improve.

North Kansas City’s freaky film festival brings screams to the screen this weekend with Panic Fest at Screenland Armour. First Friday is also on the agenda.

Introducing “Voices of Kansas City,” a new series from The Star that invites Kansas Citians making a difference to share their stories.

Equal Minded Cafe isn't only used to brew coffee and tea, it also hosts a number of different community events that bring a positive impact.

Located on Troost Avenue inside of Ubuntu Village, Equal Minded Café recently received a $30,000 grant from Kansas City G.I.F.T. to help them expand their operations and host more events. Owner Dontavious Young says they've continued to grow mostly through word of mouth — especially about their chai.

Chris Goode has launched a petition demanding the city change Troost Avenue — named after Dr. Benoist Troost, who owned six enslaved men and women.

The Kansas City, Missouri-based nonprofit SWAGG, INC which works with people while they're in prison to help them land on their feet once they're released greeted its first client to be released Thursday.

Kansas Citians took to the streets Tuesday night to honor the memory of George Floyd on the anniversary of his death.

The community gathered to reflect and honor George Floyd's life one year after his murder.

Equal Minded Cafe to host George Floyd celebration of life Charlie Keegan Equal Minded Cafe in Kansas City, Missouri, will host a celebration for life on the one year anniversary of George Floyds death Tuesday, May 25, 2021. and last updated 2021-05-25 05:00:28-04 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — To mark one year since a police officer killed George Floyd and ignited a nationwide movement for police reform, the owner of a cafe in Kansas City, Missouri, will host a celebration of life and protest for mor...