MILWAUKEE COURIER — Rev-Up MKE is providing individuals with small business the extra push they need—financially—to advance their business goals forward
WASHINGTON INFORMER — On the same day Ben Jealous received a formal endorsement from former President Barack Obama, the Maryland gubernatorial hopeful stood Monday alongside Latino...
THE AFRO — Lynch was the latest guest to come to Morgan State as part of President David Wilson’s Distinguished Scholar Series.
THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES — The Arthur Means Fine Arts Complex at the George Washington Carver High School for Health Professions, Engineering and Technology was dedicated on...
MILWAUKEE COURIER — Dr. Joan Prince, Vice Chancellor for Global Inclusion and Engagement at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee discussed the UWM Study Abroad Program, education and...
ATLANTA VOICE — Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced on Monday an unprecedented comprehensive plan to raise compensation for members of the Atlanta Police Department.
WASHINGTON INFORMER — The “After Dark @THEARC” gala celebrated 13 years one of its partners, Building Bridges Across the River, has had improving the quality of...
THE AFRO — Oct. 1 marked the beginning of the 2019 fiscal year, which also meant tax changes for those who spend money in the District...
PRECINCT REPORTER NEWS — SBVC students Shelly Thomas and Fatima Herrera recently won recognition for their honest and open short film to help children and youth...
MICHIGAN CHRONICLE — About 100 Detroit students from Cass Technical High School, Osborn High School and Central High School participated in the 2018 Discover Detroit Technology...
BLACK VOICE NEWS — Sometimes it is not the big things that guide us in our quest for answers to these timeless questions, but instead, can...
CHARLESTON CHRONICLE — The 10-day extension was necessary to protect the voting rights of South Carolina residents due to the widespread impact of Hurricane Florence. Many...
WASHINGTON INFORMER — “Howard University’s Cancer Center serves a population that is around 90 percent African American,” said Carla D. Williams, Howard University associate professor of...
NASHVILLE PRIDE — The Nashville Black Chamber recently held a social, giving African American business professionals and entrepreneurs the unique opportunity to connect with each other...
JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — An example of “de facto” segregation would be white concentration in a particular school district, simply because the surrounding neighborhood is predominately...
CHICAGO DEFENDER — Several community leaders have made statements regarding responses to the verdict in the Jason Van Dyke trial. Van Dyke is on trial for...
ATLANTA VOICE — Currently, the Georgia Bulldogs are 2nd in the polls, are 5-0 on the 2017 campaign and sit atop the Eastern Division standings in...
THE AFRO — The Hustler’s Guild is using a hustler’s mentality to break down stigmas about mental health in the Black community and empower D.C. Youth.
PRECINCT REPORTER GROUP — The look of astonishment could be seen over and over on the faces of Indians Springs High School students walking through the new...
CINCINNATI HERALD — Hip-hop meets classical violin when the nationally-acclaimed band, Black Violin, makes its much-anticipated return to Cincinnati at Music Hall’s Springer Auditorium.
THE AFRO — When Tiger Woods won his first tournament in five years last weekend, it was the fire that lit the fuse for the explosion...
MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN-RECORDER — Flint (Storyline Entertainment/Sony), a modest, nonetheless fine, film, dramatizes the tragic scandal of politicians unwittingly poisoning a populace’s water then deliberately dodging the...
BIRMINGHAM TIMES — Increasing diversity in museum curatorship is the basis of a new initiative at Spelman College established through the support of a five-year, $5.4...
