
Category: African-American


Harvard Law Professor and AME Church Member Charles Ogletree Giving God Thanks Despite Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

Torch Run Marks Bicentennial of AME Church

New Emanuel AME Church Pastor Stresses Servanthood

Advocate Facing Prison for Helping Florida Prisoner

Alumni Recall Teachers and Community at First Reunion of Historic Black School in Madison County, Kentucky

Joliet, Illinois, Attorney, Vincent Cornelius, Installed as 140th President of the Illinois State Bar Association

African Methodist Episcopal Church Celebrates 200th Anniversary

Prison Rare in Cases of African-Americans Who Die at Hands of Police

Women Drop Lawsuit on Iowa Hair Braiding Amid New Law

Why Rep. John Lewis’s Congressional Victory Was Taken from the Civil Rights Playbook

Walter Mosley Celebrates 25 Years as Leading Black Mystery Author

Dr. Kelvin Calloway Admonishes Believers Not to Return Hate with Hate

Gardena Pastor David Cross to Preach ‘Lemonade’ Series throughout July

AME Church Holding the 50th Quadrennial Session of Its General Conference and Bicentennial Celebration In Philadelphia July 6-13th; Hillary Clinton Expected to Visit

Oprah Winfrey at 2016 Essence Fest: ‘Surrender to God’s Dream For You’

Black-owned Media Companies, Once Vibrant, Now Fighting for Survival

First Lady Obama Responds To School Meal Critics

New Research Shows Drivers Have a Clear Racial Bias Against Black Pedestrians

13-Year-Old Angela Content from Brooklyn, NY Publishes Two Books

White Mississippi Judge Reportedly Tells Mentally Challenged Black Men to ‘Run, Nigger, Run!’

LISTEN: ‘Hip-Hop Doc’ Dr. Rani Whitfield says Children’s Devices Are Robbing Them of Sleep

Homeless 18-Year-Old Rashema Melson Receives Full Scholarship to Georgetown

California History Teacher Spencer Smith Dresses As Trayvon Martin For Yearbook Photo, Some Are Not So Sure that’s a Good Decision

Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin Has to Pay Over $500,000 to U.S. Government

Memorial Day BBQ in Philadelphia Ends In House Fire

In the Medical Profession, Institutional Equity—and Better Health Outcomes—Occur When Institutional Leadership is Diverse

Fight Over Clothes Leads 14-Year-Old Miami Boy to Shoot and Kill his 16-Year-Old Brother and Then Commit Suicide

Monica Cost Talks to Roland Martin About her Conversation with Mark Cuban
