
Alexandra Gramby of Louisiana was crowned National Miss Juneteenth 2025 in Atlanta, standing out as a student leader and advocate for youth issues. The National Miss...

The restoration of the Williamsburg Bray School, the oldest surviving school for Black children in America, nears completion. This historic site reflects a story of resilience...

Jemar Tisby’s “The Spirit of Justice” unveils powerful stories of Black resilience, faith, and activism, spanning from the days of Columbus to the Civil Rights era...

Through powerful poetry, Sean C. Bowers honors historical Black leaders, urges action against oppression, and calls on readers to exercise their right to vote. In this...

The Blyden Branch Library celebrates 103 years of serving Norfolk, honoring its rich history and the legacy of its namesake, Edward W. Blyden, a pioneer of...

The Blyden Branch Library celebrates 103 years of serving Norfolk, honoring its rich history and the legacy of its namesake, Edward W. Blyden, a pioneer of...

The city of Portsmouth honored State Senator L. Louise Lucas by renaming a street near the casino she championed. A ceremony on September 28 celebrated her...

Norfolk’s historic Blyden Branch Library celebrates 103 years with a two-day event, including a program at the Attucks Theater and a free community day filled with...

Seko Varner introduces the Hampton Roads Greenbook, a digital platform designed to promote local Black and minority-owned businesses, boosting economic circulation in the community. #HamptonRoadsGreenbook #BlackOwnedBusinesses...

Calvin Pearson, founder of Project 1619, spent his life challenging false narratives about the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in America. His work helped recognize...