One can imagine that greatness doesn’t have a particular look; it doesn’t have a consistent background, race, upbringing or class. I and fellow journalist Arri Henry, sat amongst greatness when we had the honor of interviewing CEO and Founder of the AIDS Health Foundation (AHF), Michael Weinstein
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Like it or not “Black Friday” has become the official start of the holiday season, or even a family tradition, some will say. But local, there is another holiday tradition which began several years ago, which was started by the 100 Black Men of Greater Fort Lauderdale (100BMOGFL), which has had a significant impact on families throughout South Florida.
As incarceration rates continue to grow around the United States, the enormous costs of some prison services are increasingly being paid by those who can least afford it –- the families of inmates.
Toute Haitian Gen SIDA or all Haitians have AIDS
Congratulations to Alvin Anderson, Chloe Hall, Alexis L. Ritchie, and Mahlik Sealey for being The Windsor D. Ferguson Memorial Awards recipients.
From banks to beauty products, the #BuyBlack movement is real
December 4, 2016 marks the 110 anniversary of the first Black fraternity or sorority.
Five U.S. Senators have joined the fight for accountability in the federal government’s advertising practices – or lack thereof — when it comes to minority-owned news outlets.
A lifelong and dedicated civil rights activist, Chavis knew first-hand the battles of Apartheid and what Castro did to assist the oppressed in South Africa
Douglas M. Brooks, MSW, Former Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy.