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Celebrating 80 Years: Gratitude, Reflection, and the Call to Action, with Retired Veteran, Teacher, & Author Brother James Jerome Hankins!

This article celebrates the author of "What We Blacks Need To Do Part II" Vet, & Retired Teacher Mr. James Jerome Hankins, 80th birthday with gratitude for family and health, while urging readers to learn from history, stand up against injustice, support Civil Rights organizations like the NAACP, and vote for leaders who protect equality and freedom. It calls for unity, vigilance, and action to safeguard the future for the next generation.

James Jerome Hankin

2 days ago2 min read

Thrivin' in Color Podcast Celebrates Back-to-School Month with Patrice Meadows of Atlanta SMART Academy

Patrice Meadows, founder of Atlanta SMART Academy, shares insights on empowering students, parents, and teachers for a successful school year in the latest episode of the Thrivin' in Color podcast.

Black P.R. Wire

Sep 42 min read

The First Women’s History Museum Dedicated to the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (BSCP) to Break Ground March 29!

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

Black P.R. Wire

Mar 283 min read

N.J. Citizens: Your Voice Matters in the Fight for Civil Rights Progress! Join The Newark's Native Sons In Honor of Martin Luther King Day Discussion Hosted By The A'dorian Murray-Thomas Civic Assoc.

The A'Dorian Murray-Thomas Civic Association invites the Newark community to participate in "Newark's Native Sons," a live stream discussion

Karen Brittingham-Edmond

Jan 43 min read