Tony Brown’s national broadcast career began in 1970 when he took over the monthly public‑affairs program Black Journal.
Victor Willis, the original lead singer of the Village People and the unmistakable voice behind “Y.M.C.A.,” died Tuesday at 74 after what his family described as...
ATLANTA — Spelman College has made history, naming seven valedictorians in its Class of 2026. The group is the largest ever recorded at the historically Black...
Salenah Cartier, a 23‑year‑old Houston scholar, has made history as the youngest Ph.D. graduate at the University of Houston, according to school records.
At 108, Delaware woman still drives, exercises and says she “grows old gracefully.”
Crystal R. Emery, a filmmaker, author, disability‑rights leader and national STEM advocate, died at 65 after a long series of illnesses.
Louvenia “Ms. Lou” Jenkins, a pioneering Black homeowner and beloved community figure in the Palisades, celebrated her 98th birthday.
Tony Award winner Melba Moore will headline a VIP Meet & Greet fundraiser on May 9 at the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center, where she will...
Shay Taylor Allen spent a decade cleaning the halls of Yale New Haven Hospital. This summer, she will return to those same halls as a medical...
Glover’s milestone comes alongside another: mission specialist Christina Koch is the first woman to make the journey.
