10th annual celebration International Women’s History Month
Courtesy District 37 Enthusiasm was contagious at DC 37 March 10, as a coalition of unions, including the New York
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Georgia lynching victims remembered as racial reconciliation efforts expand
[Episcopal News Service] In one of the darkest corners of American history – the lynching of black victims by white
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NY Becomes 1st State to OK Tuition-Free College at Public Institutions
Courtesy of Ebony Magazine Under proposed scholarship, students from households earning up to $100,000 can attend school tuition-free New York
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Hundreds Join Jewish, Muslim, and Christian Religious and City Leaders in March to Promote Racial Justice and Religious Tolerance
Demonstration for Solidarity kicked off first ever STANDING UPtown for Justice march through Morningside Heights NEW YORK – In an
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand gives rousing anti-Trump speech at Harlem church
On Sunday, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) delivered a rousing speech during a visit at First Corinthian Baptist Church, a
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Protecting Your Digital Life in 8 Easy Steps
Courtesy of The New York Times There are more reasons than ever to understand how to protect your personal information.
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Roger Wilkins, Champion of Civil Rights, Dies at 85
Courtesy of The New York Times Roger Wilkins, who championed civil rights for black Americans for five decades as an
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Vaughn Harper, Silky-Voiced D.J.
Courtesy of The New York Times Vaughn Harper, a disc jockey who kept New Yorkers company after dark for decades
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Essex County Freeholders Celebrate African-American History Month
Vice President Brendan Gill (right) reads the Board’s plaque and Commendation honoring Orange Councilmember Adrienne Wooten ( BY GLEN FRIESON
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Florida’s first black prosecutor, a death penalty boycotted, defies Gov. Rick Scott
State prosecutor Aramis Ayala may have made Florida history last week when she declared publicly and emphatically that she would
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