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Civil2 years ago
Why ASALH is Going to Florida?
ASALH is taking a stand against Governor DeSantis' actions to hinder the teaching of Black History in Florida. Join them in their mission.
Hampton Roads Community News2 years ago
“Meeting” Va.’s 1st Black Woman State Legislator
By Leonard E. Colvin Chief Reporter New Journal and Guide When the life of Yvonne Miller slows down, somehow, somewhere, someone will record her life as...
Health4 years ago
The Stigma of Mental Health and How it is Effecting Blacks in the Work Place
By Jasmine Deloatch Assistant Editor New Journal and Guide While the unemployment rates within the Black community are not rising, they continue to tower over that...
Education4 years ago
Special Message For Men On Juneteenth And Father’s Day
By John Horton As an 80 year-old African American male, I have a special message for Father’s Day and Juneteenth for 2021. Father’s Day is...
National Commentary4 years ago
The Challenges Black America Face with Distant and Virtual Learning During COVID-19
“Children’s education becomes secondary to the basic needs of a home and family. The traditional in-person school has been, for many children, a respite from home...
Hampton Roads Community News7 years ago
60 Years Ago: Booker T. Remains Open When White Schools Closed To Defy Desegregation
On September 29, 1958, Virginia Governor Lindsay Almond, faced with a court order to comply with a federal court order to admit 17 Black students in Norfolk...
Local Voices7 years ago
Plea To The Visiting NNPA Black Publishers: “How To Grab Over The Education of Black America”
By Sean C. Bowers Some of the answers to the complex educational issues facing African-Americans today are right here in Hampton Roads, waiting to be exported...

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