The Longwood Writers Workshop, featuring authors Denise Billings, Charles Floyd Johnson, Denise Nicholas, Otto E. Stallworth, Jr., MD, GW Williams, and Hattie Winston, announces their anthology, "A GATHERING OF VOICES," available from Longwood Publishing LLC. This collection offers diverse, introspective stories reflecting the authors' experiences, with a foreword by Phylicia Rashad. It's available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, & their website. The anthology's creation began in

Recent political developments reflect a continuation of historical resistance to Black civil rights, as detailed in Jason Morgan Ward’s research on massive resistance. Strategies such as demographic manipulation and policy shifts have been used to undermine Black political power and divert resources intended for African Americans. These actions are part of a deliberate, long-term effort to maintain white dominance, highlighting the urgent need for awareness and action to adva

The South Jersey Chapter of the National Black Nurses Association (SJCNBNA), founded in 1983 under Dr. Charlotte Thomas-Hawkins, is dedicated to advocating for health equity and supporting the nursing profession among Black communities. By mentoring aspiring nurses and addressing health disparities, SJCNBNA fosters a supportive student environment while promoting optimal health for all.

Mr. James Jerome Hankins discusses the significance of Senator Cory Booker's recent 25-hour speech against corporate punitive measures, assigning him an A+ for his commitment to civil rights, while criticizing Donald Trump and Elon Musk for their regressive policies and detachment from crucial dialogues, respectively. He emphasizes the importance of understanding historical contexts, especially regarding the Central Park Five case and the impact of policies like Project 2025

In her book "Jesus and John Wayne," Kristin Kobes Du Mez examines the connections between white evangelicalism and American cultural identity, highlighting how ideals of masculinity and militarism, symbolized by figures like John Wayne, have influenced evangelical identity in the U.S. She argues that this intertwining of faith and nationalism has distorted traditional evangelical messages and contributed to significant social and political divides.

Join us for an engaging session of Afternoon Tea With K Britt, where we delve into America's evolving trends, both past and present. Get ready to move with our "Boots On The Ground" line dancing tutorial, designed to get you stepping in style. Meanwhile, Interim US Attorney Alina Habba is turning up the heat on Murphy, adding a layer of intrigue to the current political landscape. Don't miss out on these captivating topics and more!

This week's edition of Afternoon Tea with KBritt features a courageous Black mother from New Jersey who shares her emotional story about the controversies surrounding her baby’s hair on ABC News. Additionally, a man armed with a knife was apprehended on a NJ bus, raising safety concerns in the community. The show will also cover the latest developments in Trump’s negotiations with Iran regarding nuclear agreements, promising an engaging discussion on these important topics.

Tenn Rep Justin Pearson took a bold stand against Rep Andrew Farmer on March 26, 2025, Honoring the memory of Cheryl Holloway-Reeves. Ivy H

Get ready for an exciting session of Afternoon Tea with K Britt as we dive into the latest buzz! Join the conversation about Brick City's ve

The Soul Beach MusicFestival, hosted by St. Maarten from May 21-26, 2025, will feature global superstars Charlie Wilson, Muni Long, & Cedric

The Brain, Brand, and Beauty HBCU Collegiate Conference, presented by The Skky Brand, Inc. and Alabama State University, will take place on

The BSCP Ladies Auxiliary Women's History Museum, the first of its kind, will break ground on March 29, 2025, to honor the contributions of