One cannot help but be riveted by the outstanding response from the young survivors of the carnage at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida,...
Records of the Central Lunatic Asylum for Colored Insane” will be the topic of a talk by King Davis, Ph.D. to the Middle Peninsula African-American Genealogical...
One of the great disappointments in the passage of time is its effect on the homes we grow up in. For what feels like a life...
I find it interesting that the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) of Mental Disorders, which is the standard for the classification of mental disorders used by...
On the first Sunday of Black History month, I was invited to First Baptist Church Berkley to join the men’s Sunday school class in their Black...
Within the social media world lurks a dual-edged law of intended and unintended consequences. Making multiple platforms’ users feel an ever increasing need for real-time self-adulation,...
Jesus in His mission quickly became the most popular teacher in Galilee which probably made the established teachers wild with jealousy! How was He treated?
Rev. Brenda Boone-Smith Productions & Higher Praise Community Choir held its annual Black History Gospel Praise Celebration at the Village Church in Portsmouth on Sunday (Feb...
“He’s sweet I know. He’s sweet I know. Storm clouds may rise and storm winds may blow. I’ll tell the world where ever I go. I’ve...
Nathaniel E. Harris is a member of a very small, unique and shrinking group of African-American men. Harris, who lives in Portsmouth, is among the remaining...