Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. members will celebrate the public service organization’s 100th anniversary starting with Founders’ Day weekend activities scheduled for Jan. 11-13 in
There’s a big question floating around: will there be a second inauguration for President Barack Obama since this is his second term? The answer is
The 4th of July is unarguably the hottest holiday of the year and arguably the most fun — with the possible exception of New Year’s
These 20 states have the highest populations of Black men who sleep with men.
These grotesque pictures should be enough motivation to practice safe sex. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) just released their findings of the top
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A white Iraq war vet was beaten up by a group of black youths who didn’t like being reprimanded about their unruly behavior on a
“I know that the movie is called Joyful Noise, but I think that describes what we made tonight … we truly made a joyful noise
WASHINGTON – One of the most exciting weekends African Americans in recent Washington history unfolded over the weekend. What better way than to tell the
In its 11th year, the National Book Festival in Washington, D.C., had more than expanding to 115 authors to celebrate. Toni Morrison, winner of the
The 9th named storm and the first to approach the East Coast in several years, Hurricane Irene is churning up the Eastern Seaboard, wreaking havoc
As Americans prepare for the unveiling of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Memorial in Washington, D.C., Chevrolet held its second of four “Table of Brotherhood
With the exception of the president and maybe a few Capitol Hill police and some cleaning staff, as expected, the majority of the nation’s political
In Washington, both the Democrats and Republicans seem to have forgotten about the average American and have omitted the dire unemployment problem from their discussions
In light of numerous protests for clean air and water in our communities, it is becoming more apparent that the movement of “going green” and
I often write about my recollections of the Civil Rights Movement as a child growing up in Memphis, Tenn., particularly about the death of Martin
WASHINGTON – Often derided as irreverent, ungrateful, recklessly bodacious and morbidly self-obsessed, many in the so-called hip-hop generation nevertheless understand the depth and enormity of
