
Marc Morial argues that African-American Studies remains essential to understanding America’s history, confronting systemic racism and preparing future leaders to protect democracy. #AfricanAmericanStudies #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMatters #HigherEducation...

Norfolk Councilman J.P. Paige reflects on Black-owned businesses, community service, economic independence, voting and his commitment to serving Ward 4 residents. #JPpaige, #JohnPaige, #NorfolkVA, #Ward4, #NorfolkCityCouncil,...

Dr. Tatia Daniels Granger has made history as Averett University’s first Black president and only the second woman to lead the 167-year-old Danville institution. #TatiaDanielsGranger #AverettUniversity...

Paul Riddick, Norfolk's longest-serving council member and a fearless advocate for marginalized communities, leaves behind a legacy of unwavering public service, civil rights activism, and neighborhood...

Mother Khadijah Farrakhan, the devoted wife of Nation of Islam leader Minister Louis Farrakhan for more than seven decades, has died at age 90, leaving behind...

Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones will address nearly 600 graduates at Norfolk State University’s 116th Commencement, highlighting a legacy of public service and Black leadership rooted...

Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger announced new cabinet appointments, naming Delegate Candi Mundon King as secretary of the commonwealth, marking another historic step in Black representation within Virginia’s...

As Reverend Jesse Jackson faces new health challenges, Ben Jealous reflects on the civil rights icon’s unmatched influence, recalling lessons of hope, diplomacy, and courage that...

Stephen A. Smith turned his fire on Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett — not for taking on white power, but for daring to raise her Black voice....

NJGPOD sits down with Annette Dunbar for an exclusive interview on leadership, advocacy, and the power of perseverance. She shares insights on her journey, the importance...