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As the annual observance of Black Press Week continues in the District, one of the always-anticipated events, the Black Press Archives and Gallery of Distinguished Black Publishers Enshrinement Ceremony, will honor two individuals whose forefathers played...

It’s probably impossible to imagine having one’s daughter, still in braces and perhaps having just entered that awkward period of puberty, snatched away without warning — gone in an instance and with little hopes of every seeing her again. But that’s what...

A man arrested in connection with recent Louisiana Black church fires has been confirmed as the son of a law enforcement official, reports say. And while the nation’s president and vice-president went to social media to lament the ravaging of the historic...

D.C. could grow a few steps closer toward joining eight states that have already legalized sports betting when the city council votes Tuesday — a move that even more states have been predicted to make after the Supreme Court struck down previous federal law that...

A group of just over 100 men and women, all devoted to promoting the positive contributions and aspects of the Black press, attended the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) Mid-Winter Conference last week in Miami, where the main topic was finding ways to...

The idea of erecting a museum that would highlight the contributions of African Americans first received public attention more than a century ago after Black veterans of the Civil War proposed the idea. But the real push occurred when Georgia Congressman John Lewis...

Young people from across the greater Washington area joined forces with others who had traveled from all parts of the U.S., landing in the District on Saturday, March 24 — hell-bent on making sure both America and the world heard their pleas for change loud and...

Second of two parts.Millions of Americans have big plans for Sunday, Sept. 9 when we honor the countless good deeds and unselfish service that grandparents provide day in and day out during National Grandparents Day — an annual observance that began in 1978.But for an...

Most Americans know grandparents, perhaps even like they themselves, who have taken on the fulfilling yet often arduous task of raising their grandchildren, carrying out daily tasks like preparing breakfast, getting the children to school, organizing their activities...