Cuba faces an islandwide blackout as fuel reserves run low and the electric grid crumbles. Public transportation halted, ...
Tony Brown's legacy in Black media history: transforming TV, empowering Black voices, and inspiring journalists. His impact ...
Maryland secures ownership of Preakness Stakes intellectual property, aiming to build a cultural celebration that drives ...
FIFA's decision to lift a World Cup suspension for Folarin Balogun sparks outrage and questions about the integrity of the ...
By Megan Sayles AFRO Staff Writer msayles@afro.com In 2005, Jeri Lynne Johnson, founder and artistic director of the Black ...
Discover the challenges faced by children with autism and their families in Guinea, where misconceptions and lack of support prevail.
Rev. Annie Chambers, a pioneering Baltimore civil rights leader and founder of We Stand Up For All, died July 2 at age 84 after a lifetime of advocating for low-income families, public housing ...
A year later, a range of experts say predictions about how bad the One Big Beautiful Bill Act cuts are are coming true. The ...
Hattie Wooten Lewis, a pioneering Black businesswoman, opened Raleigh's Lewis Hotel in 1919, creating a safe haven for Black travelers and students during segregation and earning a place in The Negro ...
The summer months are often known as a time of rest and relaxation, with children enjoying a break from school and families taking vacations. But when school is out, so are some of the meal programs ...
After nearly a year in the interim position, Shawn Joseph was appointed the permanent superintendent of Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) on June 1—charged with leading one of Maryland’s ...
The fourth annual DC/DOX Film Festival brought dozens of documentaries to Washington, D.C., highlighting untold Black stories ...
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