
Wornie Reed examines Virginia’s proposed Question 3, its history of felony disenfranchisement and the constitutional change that would automatically restore voting rights after incarceration. #VirginiaVotes, #VotingRights,...

The Black Press has long served as a trusted source of information in Black communities, raising questions about whether political campaigns and voter initiatives are investing...

An informed vote requires more than party loyalty. Voters are encouraged to examine candidates, policies and records while paying attention to local elections that directly affect...

Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee reflects on her decades-long friendship with Gloria Steinem and the influence of Shirley Chisholm on their shared commitment to women’s leadership and...

The history of the Iran nuclear agreement raises questions about the consequences of U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA and the diplomatic and military approaches now being...

Rivers Casino Portsmouth joined the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia for a day of service, packing food for children and families while donating $10,000 to fight hunger....

Virginia's early voting period for the Nov. 3 general election is underway, giving voters multiple opportunities to cast ballots in person or by mail before Election...

National Action Network is launching an AI education initiative designed to help Black and Brown communities gain practical skills and participate in the economic opportunities being...

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and Dr. Robert Winn urges Black men to understand their increased risk and talk with their doctors about screening. #ProstateCancer,...

A new Kwanzaa stamp featuring a father and daughter will be unveiled in Norfolk during ASALH’s 111th annual conference on September 23. #Kwanzaa, #KwanzaaStamp, #USPS, #AfricanAmericanHistory,...