Popular on the literary scene, Beverly Black Johnson, founder of âGumbo for the Soulâ Publications and publisher of the award-winning âGumbo for the Soulâ anthology series, turned the mirror to herself to unveil her truth in a newly published autobiographical offering A Wretch Like Me: From Crack Addict to Change Agent.
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The recent extrajudicial killings of three Black males, including a 13 year-old boy, have sparked protests across the country, and the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) has now declared a state of emergency in Black America.
In his address, the president said that the museum was an essential part of Americaâs story.
95-year-old Ranger, Millennial Youth Share National Park Adventures at CBC
Former First Lady of two African Nations, Graça Machel launches new womenâs network
As we celebrate the National Museum of African American History and Culture, award-winning SoulOfAmerica.com is spotlighting other outstanding museums that document the Black experience in America. Premiere African American museums closer to home can be the next best thing.
Official Black Wall Street Mobile App launched by young female entrepreneur to make âBuying Blackâ easier
American and African-American History Re-imagined
Young mother of seven turns life around at McDonaldâs
Republicans in Virginia are moving to keep âviolent felonsâ from voting forever in their latest effort to reduce the number of eligible voters in The Old Dominion States.