By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire After the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision to end Affirmative Action in higher education, a civil rights group has launched a challenge to legacy admissions at Harvard University. Lawyers for Civil Rights, a Boston-based nonprofit, filed a complaint, arguing that the practice unfairly favors predominantly White children of alumni and
Tasha Cobbs Leonard was recently honored at the 2023 Essence Fest. See Tasha’s post about the event HERE.
Natalie Grant is an official judge for American Songwriter’s 2023 Song Contest.
By AFRO Staff Pride celebrations took place all over Charm City between June 17 and June 25, highlighting Baltimore’s LGBTQIA+ community. Maryland Governor Wes Moore served as parade marshall, and other elected officials, such as Sen. Mary Washington (D-Md.- 43) Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott and State’s Attorney for Baltimore City Ivan Bates were also
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StowTown Records is happy to announce the addition of PromisedLand Quartet to our artist roster. Their debut StowTown project, Golden Road, is set to release early this fall.
CeCe Winans, the acclaimed and iconic gospel artist, is thrilled to announce the final dates of her highly anticipated Believe For It Tour; sponsored by Compassion International and produced by Transparent Productions. Winans has captivated audiences worldwide with her soul-stirring performances and the last six concert dates will finally make its way to key markets
By Sean Yoes The organizers of the Cherry Hill Arts and Music Waterfront Festival have been intentional in their desire to “celebrate culture” in their beloved South Baltimore community. And once again they raise the bar beyond the typical 4th of July fare of hot dogs and fireworks as they welcome Hip Hop legend Monie
