Join TREE leaderships the Village Project community engagement event on March 25, centered on a plethora of service providers who all come together to render free resources to the community […]
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NNPA Live Special Report Today At 3:00 PM ET
Please join the NNPA’s Let it Be Known at 3:00 pm Eastern Time today for a special interview with Mississippi Congressman Bennie Thompson concerning the newly proposed Jim Crow law […]
A Very Vibey for Valentine’s Day at Barcelona Wine Bar
The month of love is upon us, and whether you are celebrating Galentine’s Day, Valentine’s Day or on a mission to show yourself some serious self-love this year, Barcelona Wine Bar […]
Harlem Nights Gala
Join us for the official Harlem Nights Gala and Black Arts Experience at Frisco Hall, with a 1920s and 30s enforced dress code. To learn more, click here: Verb Kulture […]
Word of Peace International Ministry Launches Shoe Drive Fundraiser to Raise Money for Free Afterschool Mentorship Program
 Word of Peace International Ministry – wordofpeaceintl.org is conducting a shoe drive fundraiser on January 22, 2023, to March 25, 2023, to raise funds for our Free Afterschool Mentorship Program. […]
Dallas Weekly Makes Historic Shift in ManagementÂ
The Black newspaper selects their first woman CEO after year of stellar growth
Appalachian Festival of Plays & Playwrights is Telling Black Stories
Presented by Barter Theatre, this year’s AFPP kicks off on Thursday, February 23, and runs for four days, featuring Barter’s resident acting company members reading new plays in development by […]
She Reps: Kitwana Cottonham
Kitwana is a Louisiana native now living in Garland, Tx. After graduating from Southern University-Baton Rouge, La, she began her career with a Fortune 50 insurance company in the DFW […]
Czarina Matthews on How Her Breast Cancer Journey Helped Her Find Peace
Author, realtor, digital influencer, podcaster, mental health advocate and breast cancer survivor Czarina Mattews speaks about her journey, how it allowed her to achieve peace and her mental health journey.
How We Fail Black Victims of Domestic Violence
By Anissa Durham Originally appeared in Word in Black Chancierra Coleman had a feeling her 21-year-old little sister would be killed by her ex-partner, a worry that became true in […]
