Category: Diaspora News
Maryland man sentenced for making online threats toward Black and Muslim communities
A Maryland man was sentenced to 15 months in prison for making online threats toward Black and Muslim communities and politicians. Raymond Pumphrey, 47, from…
Save the Date: July 12 for a Sickle Cell Survivor and Other Racial Issues in Health Care
Apply to the Chauncey Bailey JoC Reporting FellowshipRTDNA Seeks Judges in Spanish, Radio and TV CategoriesWatch: Online News Assn. — Housing Journalism for EveryoneJune 30:…
Luray unveils portrait of community leader for whom Black school was named | News
LURAY — It wasn’t easy to find a photo of Andrew J. Jackson, the Black businessman and community leader for whom a school that served Black…
Community-Designed Monuments To Pay Tribute To Mine Wars
The West Virginia Mine Wars Museum is creating the largest labor history driving trail in the United States, and community members have a chance to…
NAACP Applauds Supreme Court Decision Protecting Mail-In Voting Access Nationwide
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WASHINGTON — Today, the NAACP applauded the U.S. Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision in Watson v. Republican National Committee to protect mail-in voting…
Maryland man sentenced to 15 months for threats against Black and Muslim communities
Kanishka Singh is a breaking news reporter for Reuters in Washington DC, who primarily covers US politics and national affairs in his current role. Source…
The Real Reason Behind Black Fatigue in America
Who really discipled an entire generation of Black Americans? For decades we’ve blamed politics, poverty, systemic racism, and countless other social factors for the decline…
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Students preserve local Black leaders’ stories through oral history project
By Walter Ryce A new oral history initiative is documenting the lives and contributions of African American leaders in Monterey County while giving California State…
Historical Society Launches African American History Driving Tour – Morris County, NJ
Published on June 29, 2026 Self-guided Tour Features 19 Historic Locations Across Morris County Morris County Historical Society (MCHS) is extremely pleased to announce the…
How The Steel Industry Shaped Black Middle-Class Life In Gary
Get a fresh perspective on Gary Sign up and get our free newsletter every Wednesday. This story first appeared on For the Record: A Black Oral…
