The Upbuilding Of The Hayti District & Black Wall St. Street
This article is adapted from Race and Place: The Upbuilding of Hayti and Black Wall Street. By Andre D. Vann | NCCU “Go to Durham….You need the inspiration. Go to Durham and see Negro business with an aggregate capital of […]
Read MoreSesame Street’s Step Toward Equality For Black Children
By: Jordan Meadows | Staff Writer When Sesame Street first graced television screens in 1969, it was far more than just another children’s show. It was a groundbreaking educational program, with its innovative approach to teaching children through a combination […]
Read MoreThe US Christian population has declined for years. A new survey shows that drop leveling off
BY TIFFANY STANLEY WASHINGTON (AP) – The number of Americans who identify as Christian has declined steadily for years, but that drop shows signs of slowing, according to a new survey Wednesday from the Pew Research Center. The Religious Landscape Study […]
Read MoreCelebrating “Our Heartbeat To The Rhythm Of Our Soul”
By Karl Cameron | Contributing Writer WILMINGTON-Gregory Congregational Church UCC and Burnett-Eaton Museum Foundation held and African American History Month Celebration on Feb. 15th on Gregory’s Grounds in Wilmington, NC. The program opened with a rhythmic Gospel Rendition by Ms. […]
Read MoreAs bird flu spreads, feds might undercut states by firing scientists, removing data
BY: NADA HASSANEIN | Stateline As bird flu cases inundate more poultry and dairy farms, state officials worry that the Trump administration’s firings of federal scientists and other actions will undermine efforts to track the virus and protect Americans. Last week, […]
Read MoreSinger-musician Rhiannon Giddens calls off Kennedy Center show, citing Trump takeover
NEW YORK (AP) – Award-winning singer-musician Rhiannon Giddens has become the latest artist to call off an appearance at the Kennedy Center, which has been in upheaval since President Donald Trump forced out the center’s leadership and was elected chair of the board of […]
Read MoreLegal Battle Continues in NC Supreme Court Election
By Jordan Meadows | Staff Writer The North Carolina Supreme Court election remains embroiled in a legal dispute as Republican candidate Jefferson Griffin challenges the validity of more than 65,000 ballots cast in the November 5 election. Griffin, who currently […]
Read MoreThe National Archives is nonpartisan but has found itself targeted by Trump
By: ALI SWENSON WASHINGTON (AP) – As President Donald Trump moves to overhaul the federal government with astonishing speed, he has wreaked havoc on one agency long known for its nonpartisanship and revered for its mission: the National Archives and […]
Read MoreOne of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ attorneys wants to quit his defense team
NEW YORK (AP) – One of the attorneys for Sean “Diddy” Combs in his sex trafficking case wants to quit the hip-hop mogul’s defense team. Defense lawyer Anthony Ricco filed notice on Thursday in Manhattan federal court that he no longer wants to represent […]
Read MoreConnecting Our Roots: FamFest 2025 Black History Event In Harnett County
By Ms. Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer If you know Desi L. Campbell, you know him as a historian and educator deeply committed to using the past to illuminate the present. He doesn’t just utilize these skills for his own family; […]
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