Booker T. Washington High School dedicated its auditorium to Samuel L. Roundtree, whose decades of mentorship and visionary direction in...
During segregation, thriving Black-owned hotels such as the Mt. Vernon/Wheaton Hotel, the Plaza Hotel, and others on Norfolk’s Church Street provided safe lodging and dignity for...
In 1961, Edward Terle pleaded guilty to manslaughter in his wife's death, but the mysterious death of James Turner—key witness and Black man—raised racial tensions and...
In this episode of NJGPOD, we sit down with Leonard E. Colvin, Chief Reporter Emeritus of the New Journal and Guide, alongside guest host Tony Holobyte....
The MEAC celebrates the legacy of excellence with five new inductees into the 2025 Hall of Fame, honoring coaches and athletes who defined HBCU sports history....
Newly released letters and notes from journalist William Bradford Huie show that he concealed vital details in the 1955 Emmett Till murder story, prioritizing financial interests...
The eagerly anticipated 2024 total solar eclipse mesmerized millions across North America with its grand entrance at the Mexican beachside resort town of Mazatlan. From cities...
Explore the remarkable journey of Brenda H. Andrews, the intrepid publisher of the New Journal and Guide, as she carries forward the legacy of African-American journalism...
“Naomi’s Advice” ___________________________________________ “Naomi’s Advice” Be Grateful and Don’t Expect Too Much By Christina Simmons The Guide’s 1940s column “Naomi’s Advice” addressed mostly her majority of...
“Naomi’s Advice” ___________________________________________ “Naomi’s Advice” Appeared in The Guide From 1920s-1951 Part One Guide Advice Columnist Warns: Don’t Let Yourself “Be Made a Fool Of” By...
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