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Aisha Griffin, owner of Afro Joe’s Coffee & Tea Shop, is well aware that Black women are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications,…
The Drum Newspaper The Middleburg Institute’s Policy Simulation and Grassroots Soiree is a daylong event of live role-playing that trains participants on policy, organizing, and advocacy. Organizers…
By Sam Judy | Dallas Weekly News Last year, DW reported on the ongoing fight for clean water in Sandbranch. As the issue has been repeatedly…
Thursday, March 21, Ghanaian American singer and New York native, Amaarae hit the stage at the House of Blues. Fans were shoulder to shoulder as supporters flocked…
By Sym Posey | The Birmingham Times It was right back to work for the Miles College Lady Bears after capturing their first Southern Intercollegiate Athletic…
By Sym Posey | The Birmingham Times It was right back to work for the Miles College Lady Bears after capturing their first Southern Intercollegiate Athletic…
By Willie Brown, Executive Publisher | Inglewood Today As we reflect on the great female athletes during Women’s History Month, we are reminded, sadly, of the…
Is it weird for Black Chicagoans to indulge in Rock music? Particularly, punk rock, or heavy metal, are seen in most traditional Black households as…
By Genoa Barrow | OBSERVER Senior Staff Writer Hollywood is known for creating fantasies and false narratives, but the entertainment industry does keep it real sometimes,…
By Amber D. Dodd | Special to the AFRO adodd@afro.com To celebrate Black History Month, The National Links Trust (NLT), a non-profit organization created to protect…