A story of the African American Press deeply rooted in the South
A story of the African American Press deeply rooted in the South
A story of the African American Press deeply rooted in the South
The National NAACP, the Myrtle Beach Branch of the NAACP and three individuals filed a complaint and motion for preliminary injunction in U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina alleging that the City of Myrtle Beach and the City of Myrtle Beach Police Department discriminate against African American tourists.
Bowens says he is getting nothing but positive responses from people of all backgrounds who have used his books. He says, “I have had people hoping to pass GED exams (and other school exams), to others hoping to pass math classes in order to graduate, to a corporate executive and others saying Family Math LLC was the difference maker for them.”
In an effort to encourage young people to pursue and succeed in STEAM careers (Science, Technology Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics), Ford announced a new quarterly column dedicated to showcasing opportunities in STEAM. The column will appear on BlackPressUSA.com and will be available to NNPA members through the NNPA Newswire. […]
Raising Emotionally Competent Children
Insight on the vigil to at Mount Herman African Methodist Episcopal Church.
According to Entertainment magazine, “Black Panther” is already the eighth-largest single-day gross for the film industry ever and the third-biggest opening for a superhero movie.
SOUTH CHINA SEA — Aviation Machinist’s Mate 1st Class Rhea Dias from Mandeville, Jamaica sings “Lift Every Voice” during an African American/Black History Month celebration […]
We have to read more to our children and encourage them to read more for themselves.
— “Fair Play Charter” seeks to address perceived bias against Black and Hispanic media owners in the advertising industry. […]
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