By Pat Stevenson Some amazing women business owners are based in Harlem and making history every day. Eugenia Foxworth is a scholar, fashionista, previous owner of a fine art gallery, […]
“Trailblazers in Robes: Honoring the Pinnacle of Black Excellence in the Judiciary” T he Judicial Friends Association and its guests united in celebration at Londel’s restaurant in Harlem to commemorate […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith I t is impossible to live in a metropolis like New York City and not experience the searing screech of fire trucks, the raging urgency of […]
Home Buying in Harlem Be Prepared to Buy Now Rev. Dr. Charles Butler H ousing market values are continuing to soar higher and higher. Interest rates are hovering around 6.5 […]
Op-Ed: Setting The Record Straight on Black History By Ben Jealous During Black History Month, I brace myself for the mis-telling of Black History yet again. In schoolhouses and everywhere […]
Wendy Williams Thanks Fans In Response To Dementia Diagnosis By The Associated Press Former talk show host Wendy Williams is thanking well-wishers for their response to the revelation that she […]
Biden-Harris Administration Releases Annual Agency Equity Action Plans to Further Advance Racial Equity The Biden-Harris Administration released a new White House Progress Report on Equity, which highlights examples of the […]
James P. Beckwourth: A Black Pioneer Of The American West By Roger House #Word in Black J ames Pierson Beckwourth is a pioneer of the American West and erased mainly […]
Carter G. Woodson Taught Us To Love Ourselves By Ralph E. Moore Jr., Special to the AFRO Black History Month is universally recognized throughout the land nowadays thanks to the […]
Learn how to DIY Healing with Crystals, Herbs, and Essential Oils By Zakkiyah If you never imagined that you can actually heal your own health imbalances or control your own […]
