The closing of the Richmond Free Press marks the end of a 34-year pillar of Virginia’s Black Press. Founded by...
From valedictorian at Booker T. Washington High School to the first Black Virginian to graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy, Leo V. Williams III built a...
As uncertainty defines 2026, nonprofit board members must step up their fundraising leadership, from making meaningful personal gifts to actively supporting donor relationships, strengthening strategy, and...
Fundraising is essential for nonprofit survival and growth. As a board member in 2026, you must understand financial goals, build a strong donor pipeline, and ensure...
Black-owned and Black-led businesses across Minnesota shut down operations during a statewide general strike, using economic power to protest ICE violence, federal occupation, and the fear...
Norfolk officials and residents unveiled a historic marker at the Attucks Theatre, recognizing its 107-year legacy as a cornerstone of Black history, culture, and community preservation....
A record 37-member Virginia Legislative Black Caucus leads a Democratic majority in the 164th General Assembly, advancing reproductive rights, voting reforms, marriage equality and mid-decade redistricting....
Strong fundraising starts with stronger relationships. Nonprofit leaders are encouraged to rethink how they engage board members, shifting from obligation and blame to collaboration, communication, and...
In this video, Lynn Jones-Turpin directly addresses false claims targeting the Jacksonville Free Press, underscoring the long-standing role of Black-owned newspapers in delivering verified reporting, community...
Thomas H. Watkins, founder of the New York Daily Challenge and a pioneering Black publisher, built a powerful and lasting Black press infrastructure that advanced journalism,...
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