Volunteerism was already a major part Roselle Agner’s life by the time she entered the University of Georgia as a political science major. Agner had
Former Peace Corps volunteer Adrienne Fagler says if you love helping people, enjoy being exposed to different cultures, like to sample exotic foods and don’t
If spring didn’t quite set you free and the dog days of summer reminded you of the grind — you might be ready for a
Story by Yvette Caslin and Roz Edward Photos Courtesy of the Mayor’s Office and Eric Hobson for Steed Media Service Detroiters finally received a much
Story by Todd Williams Images for Steed Media Service Before BET, VH1 or MTV, there was one place on television where African Americans could readily
Quincy Jones has arguably compiled the most impressive discography of the 20th century. Responsible for cultivating great talents such as Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Ray
Rolling out is proud to announce its fourth annual Top 25 Women of Houston issue. The illustrious list of women you’ll hear from in the
Rolling out is proud to announce its fourthannual Top 25 Women of Atlanta issue. Theillustrious list of women you’ll hear from in thenext few pages
He was the first black heavyweight champion of the world. Born the son of former slaves in 1878, Jack Jackson endured all the hardships and
Rolling out is proud to announce its fourthannual Top 25 Women of Atlanta issue. Theillustrious list of women you’ll hear from in thenext few pages
R&B chanteuse Monica says the two words, “Still Standing,” carry much more meaning for her than just her BET reality show or the title of
Reality TV star NeNe Leakes and legendary actress Bern Nadette Stanis both relayed how they spent years strategically preparing themselves for life-altering breakthroughs during rolling
BET cultural commentator ‘Cousin’ Jeff Johnson says the African American community could transform itself nearly overnight if we replace hollow rhetoric and frivolous pursuits with
Chris “Ludacris” Bridges and The Ludacris Foundation held its sixth annual benefit dinner at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C. and honored several reputable individuals
Remember the name Melanie Fiona. But don’t just remember it because she’s a talented songstress who possesses a world of ability. Instead, remember her name
“It had to be God working through her because she just talked to me like a mother or a grandmother to her child, and she
“It had to be God working through her because she just talked to me like a mother or a grandmother to her child, and she
Since the beginning of his meteoric rise from a homeless man to a major figure in television and film, Tyler Perry has been one of
The word most likely to strike terror in the hearts of African American homeowners is the word “foreclosure.” The disheartening truth is that millions of
The arts and art programs continue to be marginalized in urban communities. Many schools, predominantly in African American neighborhoods with predominantly African American student bodies
