“I want other people who are deaf and Black and also have been mainstreamed to be able to see that we’re out here,” 30-year-old deaf TikToker, singer, freelance artist and model Anjuli Symone told the AFRO. “We’re not all a monolith in our experience. We can do anything that we want to do. Just because there may be expectations, whether that’s put on us by us or society or family, doesn’t mean that we can’t or can do everything.”
Author: Carma Henry
The NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships are set to take place starting Friday with a wealth of HBCU athletes represented.
The NAIA has announced its men’s and women’s basketball national tournament field, featuring nine HBCU teams across both brackets.
Tokyo Olympics relay gold medalist Briana Williams is embarking on an ambitious journey this year, as she sets her sights on competing in both the 100m and 200m events.
Biden is urging Congress to enact legislation facilitating more Americans’ access to homes, acknowledging the pivotal role of homeownership in family well-being and economic prosperity.
The Dusseldorf audience gave Ionesco’s “Rhinoceros” a 10-minute standing ovation, and in the years that followed, the play made its way to Paris, London, New York, and other cities around the world. Sixty-five years later, “Rhinoceros” remains a play for our time – perhaps more so than ever – serving as both a warning and a goad to a nation in political crisis.
Florida A&M University (FAMU) announced the appointment of Kenneth Wilson as the new controller, effective February 12, 2024.
Thank you, Florida Panthers for such a visible celebration of Black History and reminding us that Black History is American History.
Ben Crump, Esq., nationally renowned civil rights, and personal injury attorney will attend and serve as Guest Speaker of this special worship service. Other special guests will join us.
If we would seriously pay attention and critically examine our current political position, all kinds of bovine excretions would pile up on our plates like a stack of pancakes. And then shoveled as a form of treatment upon disenfranchised people in America, especially Black, Brown, LBFTQ and the Jewish people.
