Radiate Music Signs Justin Warren to Exclusive Recording Contract
Warren Embarks On Bigger Story Tour With Cade Thompson. The post Radiate Music Signs Justin Warren to Exclusive Recording Contract appeared first on The Gospel Music Association.
Nafis Sadik, U.N. Official and ‘Proud Champion of Choice,’ Dies at 92
An obstetrician, she led a groundbreaking effort to put women’s rights to control all aspects of their lives at the heart of the global population debate.
U.N. Chief Visits Odesa, Facing Limits of Influence Over War in Ukraine
António Guterres, the United Nations secretary general, witnessed grain shipments, one of his organization’s most concrete achievements.
Guterres Urges Rich Nations to Aid Global Access to Ukrainian Grain
António Guterres, the United Nations secretary general, visited Odesa, Ukraine, to witness the progress of a fragile agreement brokered by the U.N. and Turkey that freed up grain Russia had blockaded.
How Democracy Is Under Threat Across the Globe
The United States is far from alone in facing pressure on its democratic norms and institutions.
Europeans Debate Barring Russian Tourists Over the Invasion of Ukraine
A proposed visa ban has divided many Europeans, with some arguing it would increase pressure inside Russia and others questioning whether it plays into Kremlin claims of persecution by the West.
Students in Montgomery County, Md. say they feel unready for college
By Blessings Chingrande, Special to the AFRO Rising high school seniors in Montgomery County say they are hesitant to apply for college because the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t allow for school […] The post Students in Montgomery County, Md. say they feel unready for college appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
America’s school lunch program is failing Black students
By Maya Pottiger, Word In Black From mushy fish sticks and fries to mystery meat burgers and soggy broccoli, public school lunches in the United States aren’t exactly known as […] The post America’s school lunch program is failing Black students appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
Here’s How We Bring Black Students Back to School
By Maya Pottiger, Word In Black Between mass shootings, anti-LGBTQ bills, burned-out teachers, diverse books being banned, and the school-to-prison pipeline, as well as drill-and-kill standardized-test-driven instruction, is it any […] The post Here’s How We Bring Black Students Back to School appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
How anti-LGBTQ legislation will impact Black students
By Maya Pottiger, Word In Black As students around the country begin heading back to school, they’re being told that this year will be “normal” again, referring to classes being […] The post How anti-LGBTQ legislation will impact Black students appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .