By Jonathan Samuel Meltzer, Special to the AFRO Justin Tucker’s days look a lot different in Spring 2022 than they did at the start of the pandemic. While many of […] The post Baltimore native encourages Black Americans to improve physical and mental health with hiking appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Jonathan Samuel Meltzer, Special to the AFRO Charm City’s athletic organizations are on a mission to get Black Baltimoreans moving. Recently, more than 200 residents gathered in Carroll Park […] The post Wellness nonprofits come together to promote movement in the Black community and equal usage of Baltimore’s green spaces appeared first on AFRO…
By Special to the AFRO The nation’s largest union of registered nurses testified recently at the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) informal rulemaking hearing for occupational exposure to Covid-19 […] The post Nurses testify at OSHA hearing, demand the agency break with CDC guidance to prevent spread of COVID-19 at work appeared first on…
By Deborah Bailey, AFRO D.C. News Editor “Thy kingdom come” is a familiar phrase that will soon take on a whole new meaning in the upper northwest corner of Prince […] The post Kingdom fellowship breaks ground on new community care center – serving human needs in Prince George’s, Montgomery and Howard Counties appeared first…
By Cara Williams The most celebrated holiday other than Valentine’s Day is Mother’s Day. But sometimes, life happens, and we find ourselves scrounging for last-minute gifts and activities for our […] The post Last Minute Mother’s Day Finds – For The Culture! appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Reginald Williams, Special to the AFRO The joy that many mothers feel serving as a vessel for life is unexplainable. Many mothers conclude that motherhood is a central experience […] The post Mother’s Day: women talk the nuances of motherhood on a day of celebration for some and grief for others appeared first on…
By Deborah Bailey, AFRO D.C. News Editor Veteran journalist April Ryan was honored April 30 by The GRIOT, Allen MediaGroup for 25 years of service as a White House reporter, […] The post April Ryan celebrates 25 yearsof White House coverage appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Ralph E. Moore, Jr. When the other-than-Lindsey-Graham-U.S. Senator from South Carolina, Tim Scott (R-S.C.), an African-American, voted against the confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to become the first […] The post Commentary: The Moore Report – Senator Tim Scott, Justice Clarence Thomas and Herschel Walker: Who are these guys? appeared first on AFRO…
After releasing No Church In A While, a collaborative album with two times Grammy Award-winning artist Lecrae, 1K Phew is prepping his first solo album, As I Am, and has released the first single from the album, “The Offering,” produced by Phenom. The fun and energetic music video for the new song directed by Derrell…
Brooklyn recording artist Kota the Friend rises high above hate, as evidenced by rousing new single, Up, which is an ode for everyone who is on their way up. The newest drop from forthcoming album Memo, Up speaks directly to Kota’s priorities as a father, friend, family man and entrepreneur. Vivid lyricism reinforces the importance…