Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticizes the majority ruling on affirmative action, stating that ignoring race will not end racism and that race matters in...
The new John Lewis stamp pays tribute to the late congressman and civil rights icon, highlighting his lifelong commitment to civic participation.
Hampton University experiences an unprecedented surge in enrollment under new leadership, attracting talented students seeking academic excellence and an exceptional collegiate experience.
By Hazel Trice Edney News Analysis TriceEdneyWire.com It was in the Dred Scott Decision issued on March 6, 1857, that Chief Justice Roger Taney of the...
HAMPTON The Hampton University Concert Choir, under the leadership of Director Omar Dickenson, performed at the White House for a special Juneteenth Concert on Tuesday, June...
Discover the upcoming monument in Lynchburg, honoring M.W. "Teedy" Thornhill, the city's first African American mayor. Learn about his significant contributions to the community and the...
By Ralph E. Moore, Jr. The Moore Report AFRO American News The families of Negro League baseball players are calling for a national day of recognition...
Explore the remarkable career of Phil Nelson, known as Mr. Quiet Storm, a celebrated radio personality who made a significant impact in the Hampton Roads area.
By Rosaland Tyler Associate Editor New Journal and Guide Tina Turner was not the first famous African-American to die from kidney disease. Barry White died from...
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