by Herb Boyd
In 2015, journalist Benjamin Parkin of The Africa Paper published a wonderful profile on Sister Patricia Marie Williams, a renowned Black nun...
By Birmingham Times - Andrea Blackstone
WKYC reported that Ohio’s first Black-owned breast cancer center recently opened in Akron’s Kenmore neighborhood. Lavar Jacobs wanted to...
by Stephen Nartey, Face2FaceAfrica.com
Gonzales County in Texas was one of the places where riding horses and tending to cattle was the first love of...
By Stephen Nartey, Face2Faceafrica.com
One of his notable legacies is getting 15,000 people of African descent to move to Canada after the passage of the...
On several occasions, it has been my pleasure to salute some of the relatively unknown members of the famed Niagara Movement (1905–1909), which—as many...
Last week’s column devoted to Angelina Weld Grimké brought to mind her father Archibald Grimké, the prominent lawyer and abolitionist. And any mention of...
