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HBCU Love: Spelman’s Dr. Letitia Plummer Makes History as Harris County’s First Black Elected County Judge

TEXAS METRO NEWS — Former Houston City Council member Dr. Letitia Plummer has made history as the first Black person elected to serve as the Harris County Judge. The Spelman College alumna defeated Republican Orlando Sanchez in the general election for Texas’ most populous county, receiving approximately 62% of...

Campus Accountability: Universities Must Do More to Address Sexual Assault

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY – SOUTHERNDIGEST — Colleges and universities are meant to be safe environments for learning and personal growth, yet recurring reports of sexual assault continue to challenge the effectiveness of institutional protections. By BlackPressUSA Newswire College campuses are supposed to be places where students can learn, grow and feel safe. However, reports of sexual assault at universities across the country continue to raise...

Alabama HBCU Founders Win Nearly $20,000 at 2026 HBCU Business Pitch Competition

BIRMINGHAM TIMES — The Alabama Collective and Digitalundivided recently awarded $20,000 in cash prizes to student and alumni founders during the 2026 HBCU Business Pitch Competition. Held at Topgolf Birmingham during Magic City Classic week, the event featured 51 participants representing 10 different Alabama institutions. By BlackPressUSA Newswire Special to the Times The Alabama Collective and co-host Digitalundivided awarded $20,000 in cash prizes to HBCU...

Tengatenga Talks Housing, Neighborliness On Edgewood Doors

by Gemard Guery Stanley Street resident Jonathan Engbith wants a cleaner neighborhood. Stanley Street resident Jonathan Engbith told Edgewood alder candidate Lindsey Eichler Tengatenga that he wants to see a cleaner neighborhood. Tengatenga, donning a “Libraries are for Everyone” shirt, was knocking on door after door throughout Ward 24 on Saturday in the final stretch before Tuesday’s special election to fill a seat recently vacated...

Opinion: Police Accountability Should Not Depend On Who You Know

By Miguel Pittman Sr. Community policing is built on trust. But trust cannot exist without fairness, transparency, accountability, and mutual respect between police officers and the residents they are sworn to serve. Recently, I had an experience with the New Haven Police Department that raised an important question: Does every New Haven resident have a fair and reasonable opportunity to review police body-worn camera...

Superb Woman: Destiny B. Sadler

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MHU Commemorates ASCORE and Anniversary of Desegregation

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Meet Scott Colom, the Mississippi Democrat Leading Tight Mississippi Senate Race

ATLANTA DAILY WORLD — Mississippi Democrat Scott Colom holds a narrow lead over Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in a high-stakes U.S. Senate race that...

Jason Driver Named St. Louis Public Library CEO

ST. LOUIS AMERICAN — The St. Louis Public Library has appointed Jason Driver as its next chief executive officer following a national search. Driver,...

Campus Accountability: Universities Must Do More to Address Sexual Assault

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY – SOUTHERNDIGEST — Colleges and universities are meant to be safe environments for learning and personal growth, yet recurring reports of sexual...

Nicki Minaj’s lawyers file request to cut ties with her

 by Francis Ackhalbey, Face2FaceAfrica.com The lawyers representing Nicki Minaj in one of her lawsuits are seeking permission to withdraw from the case. Per TMZ, legal documents indicate that the law...

Malik Beasley: Former NBA player to plead guilty in federal sports betting case 

by Dollita Okine, Face2FaceAfrica.com Malik Beasley, a former NBA player with nine years of experience, has decided to plead guilty to federal charges related to an investigation by...

A Different World’s Jasmine Guy named Fall commencement speaker at Grambling State

By courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Grambling State University is bringing a familiar face from one of television’s most iconic HBCU-inspired shows to campus for a special occasion. Award-winning...

Hundreds of Black Christian Leaders Arriving in Israel for Martin Luther King-Inspired Mission

Hundreds of African American and African Christian leaders are visiting Israel for the ‘Unfinished Business Pilgrimage,’ inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King’s plans for...

America’s housing affordability squeeze: Black families need 21 years to save for a home

By Charlene Crowell As costs for gas and groceries continue to rise, the life-long goal of homeownership that builds family wealth is also at severe...

THE RELIGION CORNER: We Stand on Their Shoulders — the Sacred Duty of the Ballot Box

WASHINGTON INFORMER — As millions of citizens reflect on the results of the recent election, the weight of history and the tension of a...

Multi-Faith Leaders Representing 10 Million People Launch National Anti-Authoritarian Initiative

By BlackPressUSA Newswire On October 26, in the first-of-its-kind religious movement, more than 30 faith leaders representing over 10 million people launched A Pledge for...

NYS elects women leaders, first Black woman Lt. Governor; Jeffries poised to become House Speaker

by Ariama C. Long In an unprecedented move for New York State, voters have elected two woman candidates for its highest office in this year’s...
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Tengatenga Talks Housing, Neighborliness On Edgewood Doors

by Gemard Guery Stanley Street resident Jonathan Engbith wants a cleaner neighborhood. Stanley Street resident Jonathan Engbith told Edgewood alder candidate Lindsey Eichler Tengatenga that he wants to see a cleaner...

Furlow Talks Schools, Streets On Edgewood Doors

by Baala Shakya Furlow with campaign volunteers. “Education is everything, right? If we don’t invest in our education, where’s our future heading to?” Javier Cabrera, an Edgewood resident, asked the alder...

Food Rescuers Honored

by Ada Perlman Co Campbell, who has been volunteering with Haven’s Harvest for the past two years, writes to her state legislators to support food recovery programs. Honoree Billy Flynn stands...

Sampson Tapped To Lead Senate’s Republican Contingent

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — The Senate Republican Caucus, down to three members after losing eight seats in last week’s election, announced it had elected two leaders Monday, naming...

Hegseth Impeachment Should Begin Today, Blumenthal Says

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — Congressional Democrats will have their hands full in the coming months, Sen. Richard Blumenthal said Monday.  In addition to tackling issues like affordability, the war...

CT Democrats Stick With Ritter, Rojas In Leadership Posts

by Donald Eng Bluesky HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut House Democrats have endorsed Matt Ritter of Hartford and elected Jason Rojas of East Hartford for Speaker of the House of Representatives...

Reflection on Chapter 2: Soul in Motion

By Shaunda Holloway | Black in Print Collective founding member, Shaunda Holloway, reflects on the collective's new show, Chapter 2: Soul in Motion Earlier this year while sitting at a small...

Haiti in the Age of Revolutions

By Steven Scarpa The military portraits by the nineteenth-century Haitian artist Faustin Lafargue Rigaud are stately. Rigaud presents these dashing uniformed men with epaulets glittering on their shoulders, sashes...

Anita Louise House: A Home for the Wandering Artist

By Aimée Burg Cities are eager to celebrate and market their creative communities, but struggle to address the challenges its artists face to live and create in a city. The...

Winfield Elected Senate Majority Leader

by Thomas Breen Gary Winfield went to lunch at Amarante’s Sea Cliff on Thursday. He emerged as majority leader of the state Senate. That’s because Winfield and his Democratic colleagues in...

Students Make The Most Of “Mockingbird” Mock Trial

by Lisa Reisman The defense rested. Brandese Wooten-Harvin, 15, approached the podium. “May it please the court,” she began. “The defendants turned a harmless man into a terrifying monster just because...

No Shootings This Halloween

by Thomas Breen For the first time in three years, no one was shot in downtown New Haven this Halloween. Police Chief David Zannelli and Mayor Justin Elicker announced that news...
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