Category : Black Owned Newspapers And Blogs

New Research Says One-Third of Expecting Mothers in the U.S. Are Vitamin D Deficient for Healthy Pregnancies

Elevated vitamin D levels in a mother’s bloodstream during pregnancy have been associated with enhanced IQ scores and fewer behavioral issues in early childhood. Research led by experts from the University of Delaware reveals that children of mothers...

USOPC Pays Tribute to Flo Hyman With Hall of Fame Induction

Flo Hyman's remarkable achievements and extensive accolades have earned her a place in the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Hall of Fame, 41 years after she contributed to a medal-winning U.S. Olympic volleyball squad and 39 years following her tragic dea...

Homeowners Invited to Birmingham Info Sessions on Repair Aid Program

The City of Birmingham’s Department of Community Development is set to launch applications for its Critical Repair Program, aimed at providing urgent home repairs for 100 qualifying residents. This initiative offers up to $30,000 for essential repair...

$6B in Grant Money Headed to Schools via Trump-Era Education Plan

The Trump administration announced the release of billions in previously withheld educational grants, providing much-needed clarity for educators nationwide relying on these funds. The Education Department stated on Friday that over $6 billion in fun...

Harvard Expands Partnership With HBCUs, Launches Second Executive Cohort

This month, Harvard University proudly welcomed its second group of presidential fellows hailing from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to partake in the Seminar for New Presidents. These fellows, comprising ten out of fifty-five...

Marilyn Mosby's Ongoing Battle to Vindicate Her Name Following Partial Court Win

A federal appeals court issued a divided verdict in the notable case concerning Marilyn Mosby, the former Baltimore State’s Attorney who gained national attention before confronting criminal allegations regarding her finances. In a 2-1 decision, the...

New Hate Crime Law Used to Charge South Carolina Shooter Targeting Black Man

(Photos: YouTube Screenshots) - A man from South Carolina faces hate crime charges in Richland County after he allegedly shot at a Black jogger on July 17 in Spring Valley. On Thursday, 33-year-old Jonathan Felkel, a resident of the same area, was ap...

King Family Claims FBI's Release of Assassination Files Violates Their Privacy

In a move met with disappointment by the children of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights advocates, President Donald Trump has ordered the unsealing of over 240,000 pages of FBI documents connected to Dr. King's assassination in 1968. H...

Why Entry-Level Employees and Middle Managers Should Keep an Eye on AI's Role on the Job Market

Despite persistent corporate enthusiasm and increasing fears regarding widespread unemployment, artificial intelligence has not yet triggered substantial job losses. Multiple reports from Goldman Sachs, Brookings, CNN, and various tech analysts reach...

Celebrating Malcolm Jamal Warner: A Journey Through the Best Black Sitcoms in History

Black sitcoms have consistently been the pulse of American television, artfully merging humor, emotion, and cultural insight to elevate communities and influence societal viewpoints. From pioneering series in the 1970s to iconic shows in the 1990s, t...

Find A Job And Career: What July 24, 2025, Has in Store

The Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex (BJCC) is currently hiring for several positions. One of the available roles is for a part-time Set-Up Technician. Interested candidates can apply online at [BJCC Jobs](https://www.bjcc.org/jobs/), email...

Life and Death Decisions: Who Holds the Power to Choose?

Engaging in discussions about mortality can be uncomfortable for many, often resulting in inadequate planning. Such negligence may lead individuals straight to probate. "Probate" pertains to the legal procedure for distributing a deceased person’s as...

US Allegedly Set to Impose Sanctions on ANC Leaders in South Africa: What You Need to Know

(Photos: Wikimedia Commons) - The US Congress is currently moving forward with legislation to reassess its ties with South Africa, a move that may lead to sanctions against several officials from the African National Congress (ANC).Tensions between t...

'Dance Africa' Comes To Take Over The City This Year

Pittsburgh stands as a vibrant hub for African arts, culture, and community, impacting both the city and its residents positively. Erin Perry, Executive Director of The Legacy Arts Project located on Tioga Street in Homewood, plays a vital role in fu...

Was Ben Jealous The Target Of Racism Within Sierra Club?

Ben Jealous stands as a Professor of Practice at the University of Pennsylvania and previously served as the NAACP’s president and CEO, along with leading the Sierra Club until recently. His tenure has been marred by controversy, prompting claims of...