Howard University Museum’s exhibit “Temples of Hope, Rituals of Survival” showcases over 40 Gordon Parks photos and artifacts capturing sacred Black spaces, faith, and resilience across...
Assata Shakur, revolutionary, poet, and symbol of Black liberation, is remembered for her struggle, sacrifice, and words that continue to inspire freedom movements worldwide. #AssataShakur #BlackLiberation...
Terrance Afer-Anderson’s award-winning film The Black Walnut amplifies prostate cancer disparities among African-American men, inspiring screenings, advocacy, and national dialogue on health equity. #ProstateCancer #BlackWalnutFilm #MensHealth...
Cathy Hughes, Abigail Spanberger, and Winsome Earle-Sears are rallying Virginians as HBCU students show resilience at the polls, underscoring the critical role of young Black voters...
Kehinde Andrews’ new book Nobody Can Give You Freedom dismantles myths about Malcolm X, highlighting his global vision, intellectual depth, and the lasting lessons of systemic...
A Metro Ministers’ Conference grant supported a fun-filled Disability Awareness Day at Winfield Farms, honoring retired educator Nettie Mensia while fostering inclusion and community pride across...
The 17th Annual WPA Garden Heritage Celebration at Norfolk Botanical Garden honors the 220 African-American workers who began the garden's creation in 1938, featuring keynote speaker...
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the tech industry, not by replacing jobs but by transforming them. From software engineers to cybersecurity specialists, AI is amplifying human potential,...
“Once silenced by scandal and politics, Claudine Gay now warns institutions: resist coercion, defend freedom, and never surrender your values to external power.” #AcademicFreedom #UniversityAutonomy #HigherEducation...
“Scammers are sending fake emails posing as the City, texting from “private numbers,” and blackmailing teen boys — here’s how Hampton Roads residents and families can...