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Reverends Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton Honored in Harlem According to those who study astrology, people with October birthdays are

It’s a fact: Black, female-owned companies make up the fastest growing entrepreneurial sector in the nation and the New Jersey

(Empress Legacy Records. ELR001. Album Review by Patrick Hadfield) In her short career so far, Jazzmeia Horn has received a

Mayor Ras J. Baraka presented his seventh State of the City Address this evening from the Prudential Theater of New Jersey Performing Arts Center,

A John Blassingame Charity Fashion Show Production Community Baptist Church of Englewood’s Keep the Faith Cancer Support Group, Pastor Lester

Senior Complex Renamed to Honor Former HCCI Board Chair Last February, low-income and formerly homeless Harlem seniors began moving into

LIVE Performance by Donald Harrison, Jr & Amadi Azikiwe By Ron Scott The iconic alto saxophonist and composer Charlie Parker

The West Indian American Day Parade has been postponed until September next year due to “uncertainties surrounding COVID-19,” organizers say.

Palm Desert, CA – When master visual artist Bernard Stanley Hoyes was first appointed to create an outdoor stainless steel