By Kimberly Marsh | Oklahoma Eagle
On Easter morning in 1970, 4-year-old Rodney Goss sat on the stoop of his Trenton, New Jersey home waiting for
By Kristen Amundson
What did you call your grandparents? What do your grandchildren call you?
Are you Grandma and Grandpa? Nana and Papa (the current favorites in
By Charlene Crowell
On behalf of the nearly 9 million people who are now in default on their student loans, a coalition of advocates from consumer,
Over 250 advocacy organizations have sent a letter to Congress urging lawmakers to reject additional funding for the war in Iran, arguing that it would
By Obama Foundation
The Obama Foundation announced March 7 that the Obama Presidential Center’s grand opening celebrations will begin on June 18 and last through June
By Zayid Muhammad
They were not only wearing their famous orange and black gear on this day. Some had on that gear especially made to honor
By D. Kevin McNeirSpecial to the AFRO
It lasted more than 400 days, but on March 11, the nationwide boycott of Target initiated by Black leaders
A destructive storm system is cutting across the United States today, forcing school districts in at least five states to cancel classes, shorten the day,
A dangerous line of storms pushed through the Carolinas today, March 16, triggering tornado warnings, grounding flights, and prompting North Carolina’s governor to urge residents
By Itay RavidAssociate Professor of Law, Villanova University
(THE CONVERSATION) – Nearly one-third of U.S. children reported missing are Black, even though Black people constitute roughly