Abdus-Salaam nominated for Court of Appeals
Sheila Abdus-Salaam, an appellate justice in Manhattan, is nominated for the state’s highest court where she will be the first black woman to serve.
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President Obama Establishes New National Monuments Honoring Harriet Tubman & Buffalo Soldiers...
One monument will preserve the home of the first african american to achieve the rank of Colonel, while the other commemorates the conductor of the Underground Railroad.
Urban League commemorates 100 years of success
The Urban League focuses on development in four key areas: educational development, health and wellness, financial knowledge and wealth access, and civic engagement.
How Tanzania’s first lifestyle magazine took off
Nine years ago, without any experience in journalism, Tanzania’s Emelda Mwamanga started her country’s first lifestyle publication, Bang! magazine.
Blacks Less Likely to Abuse Alcohol
Black adults are less likely to drink alcohol or binge drink than other adults, a federal government study shows.
Georgia youth center renamed for Jackie Robinson
Cairo honors legacy of hometown hero, breaks ground on renovated field.
African-American Men Create Positive Dialogue Through BMe Initiative...
Thousands of African American men are coming forward to tell their stories of success for the Black Male Initiative.
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Vitamin D Supplements May Help African Americans Lower Blood Pressure...
African-Americans have higher rates of hypertension and lower levels of circulating vitamin D3 or cholecalciferol than the rest of the U.S. population.
Civil War soldier’s letter could fetch thousands
A rare letter from a Civil War soldier with Indiana ties could fetch thousands of dollars when it goes up for auction later this month.