Despite the lack of a chat capability, one can post responses to a question of the day on the Community Discussions message board . Here one can also read what other brothas and sistas across the world have to say. To get in touch with members of the paper's staff is very easy. From the Feedback link , one can have access to the e-mail of some very important people, including the editor. A person is not limited to posing questions to the Webmaster only.
Children can also give feedback through the Kids Zone site to critique the page's contents.
The form is found in the Information section. The news, though, can not be modified or localized for the reader. This is not surprising, though. Historically, the print version has been very choosy about its sources of revenue. Other Black papers accepted political funds and eventually disappeared, but Murphy's paper refused to do so and turned out to be one of the few Negro weeklies to survive far into the 20th century.