*Pointillism is a form of art, a technique of painting in which small, distinct dots of colour are applied in patterns to form an image. l recollected this all over again when as part of a delegation of cartoonists attending the FESCARHY Cartoon festivals in Yaounde the capital of Cameroon, we were taken to Camp
*Home warranty plans can be convenient for homeowners in search of qualified service technicians to fix appliances or restore service when things go wrong. But when you allow service technicians into your home do you assume they are trustworthy and have gone through a screening process by the company they represent? This pool of workers
*It’s definitely a City Boy summer for Tristan Thompson! The NBA player has recently been turning up in Greece, hanging out and partying in clubs with a bunch of ladies. However, one clip has got social media talking once again. A video that has surfaced online shows Tristan holding hands with another woman! Now, although
*It may come as no surprise to you to know that Black banks fall short in number and assets compared to banks owned by Hispanics and Asians in the U.S. According to the “Mid-Year 2022 Minority Bank And Thrift Review” by Creative Investment Research, the breakdown of minority banks in the US in the second
*Symone D. Sanders and Shawn Townsend held a surprise Washington, D.C. wedding ceremony on Friday afternoon following their year-long engagement. The couple tied the knot at the historic Larz Anderson House on Embassy Row, People reports. About 100 of the pair’s friends and family attended the ceremony and only a few of them knew that
By Cara Williams, Special to the AFRO Sherman Hardy, 38, says he has always been the youngest in the boardroom and many of the rooms he has entered to make […] The post Sherman Hardy: Drawing on military experience to make Prince George’s County affordable and equitable appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Tashi McQueen, Report For America Corps Member, Political Writer for The AFRO America had a dilemma. Men were at war around the world- for a second time. It was […] The post ‘Rosie the Riveter’ and the Black women who joined a movement appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Camika Royal, for Word in Black Amidst battles over various school reforms throughout the nation, urban educators strive to meet students’, families’, and communities’ extensive needs despite having the […] The post #WordinBlack: Black educators are being ‘Rapidly Pushed’ out of the classroom appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Cara Williams and Deborah Bailey, Special to the AFRO Angela Alsobrooks, 51, is a lifelong resident of Prince George’s County. She received her bachelor’s degree in Public Policy from […] The post Alsobrooks campaigns for four more years, though challenges with police, schools remain appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Deborah Bailey, AFRO D.C. Editor Election Day in Prince George’s County Maryland is a major affair. The County is Maryland’s second most populous county with close to a million […] The post Election Day: Where are the souls of Black folk in Prince George’s County? appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .