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The history of the Buffalo Soldiers is closely tied to the United States’ expansion across the western frontier during the

On Friday, March 6, the country will continue to bid farewell to Civil Rights humanitarian and minister, Reverend Jesse L.

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By Jean Nash Wells, Editor-in-Chief There are moments in American history when symbolism meets substance. This is one of them.

Roy Hargrove was a profound influence in the world of jazz, known for his virtuosic trumpet playing and innovative compositions.

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By Voza Rivers I met Lloyd Williams nearly seventy years ago, in the Boy Scouts at St. Martin’s Church, when