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There is no doubt that the curious case of Nolan Wells, the Black teen who went missing after traveling with an otherwise all-white friend group...
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There is no doubt that the curious case of Nolan Wells, the Black teen who went missing after traveling with an otherwise all-white friend group...
Saint Augustine’s University has canceled all classes for the fall semester as the Raleigh HBCU reorganizes under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to address roughly...
On Chicago’s South Side, the Obama Presidential Center is now open to the public, ending a journey years in the making.
Behind the music, dancing, and family-reunion atmosphere that filled the Philadelphia Zoo on the night of Aug. 19, another conversation was taking place among...
NEW YORK AMSTERDAM NEWS — The competition at the awards ceremony was competitive with “Past Lives,” “May December,” and “American Fiction” battling it out...
Sorority sisters gather to celebrate chartering anniversary By Eva D. ColemanLifestyle & Culture Editor Congratulations to Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® Omega Alpha Omega...
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Bayard Rustin (Colman Domingo, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom) was gay at a time in the ‘60s when he was shunned by...
By goddesscouturenews In an era where the dialogue around mental health is becoming increasingly prevalent, NewsOne.com, under the digital umbrella of iONE Digital, introduces...
The HighArt Foundation Jazz concert delivers grand entrée to entertainment
Tamika Burton has dressed up as Tina Turner, Ella Fitzgerald, Bessie Coleman, and Joe Louis, among other African American trailblazers.
ATTENDEES INCLUDED THE FAMILIES OF FREDERICK DOUGLASS, HARRIET TUBMAN, BOOKER T. WASHINGTON, SALLY HEMINGS, IDA B. WELLS, MALCOLM X, ROSA PARKS AND EMMETT TILL.
Valenti Funk ignites local flare with second album released on Valentine’s Day
NNPA NEWSWIRE — In every facet of American life -from exploration; conquest; defense; economy; resistance; conservation and the pursuit of human rights – I...
This Black History Month and Grammy weekend are prime moments to remember the universal power of Black music.