Maryland must take a meaningful step toward justice by creating a commission to study reparations, writes Del. Aletheia ...

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer relented Thursday rather than risk a government shutdown, announcing he’s ready to ...

“Green was censured in a bipartisan vote, but he needs real consequences to demonstrate that no one gets to disrupt the People’s business in lame attempts to derail President Trump’s agenda,” insisted ...

EURweb had the opportunity to witness Black excellence in full effect at the Lexus Uptown Honors Hollywood ceremony, where icons Blair Underwood, Method Man, Omar J. Dorsey, and J. Alphonse ...

Maryland’s Legislative Black Caucus is pushing a bill to study how the state can give reparations to the descendants of enslaved Marylanders. Sponsored by Del. Alethia McCaskill of Baltimore ...

Now in its 16th year, the History in Motion Award honors distinguished Black leaders with ties to the company's home state of Alabama. The annual award recognizes a special individual who enriches ...

Quincy Wilson recently received a special honor from the Senate of Maryland for his stellar performance at the Paris Olympics. The athlete is currently in the middle of his 2025 track season.

During Black History Month, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D), Baltimore City Mayor Brandon M. Scott (D) and several others gathered for a commemorative photo, recognizing the Black Men of Excellence ...

A celebration for Black History Month, the event was organized to highlight notable figures from Odena and to show what good things can come from humble beginnings, even in the smallest of ...

OFFERED AT THE CAFE INCLUDE CHAIR YOGA... ART... MUSIC AND MORE. ## THE MONTEREY COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HONORED THE MONTEREY COUNTY BLACK CAUCUS WITH A ...

FROM CHURCHILL DOWNS. I’M IN THE HALL OF FAME AS ONE OF THE BEST BLACK TRAINERS IN THE 20TH CENTURY. HE SURE IS. 88 YEAR OLD RAYMOND CLAY HAS SPENT A LOT OF TIME IN THE WINNER’S CIRCLE, AND HE ...

advocates and residents will honor Zion Cemetery with a historical marker. Death records dating back to 1910 show some of Tampa’s first Black residents were buried in Zion Cemetery.