A new exhibition at SBM Gallery in Charm City highlights decades of work by Baltimore-based artist Paula Phillips. The exhibit, which opens on April 3 at 5 p.m., explores themes of identity, spirituality and community through mixed media.
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By: REV. DR. ISAIAH ROBINSON, JR. Scriptural text: ISAIAH 2: 2-4; ACTS 17: 26-28 KEY VERSE: Many people will come and say. “Come, let us go up to the mountain of the LORD, to the […]
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By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS One of HBCU basketball’s most accomplished coaches could soon be making a major move, as reports indicate Chris Wright is set to interview for the vacant head coaching position at Alabama […]
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SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS As Alabama A&M prepares for the upcoming football season, one of the biggest questions surrounding the Bulldogs’ program remains unanswered—who will lead the team at quarterback? Head coach Sam Shade, entering his […]
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The AFRO wishes safe travel to each member of the Artemis II crew who launched into space today. The event was one for the history books, as NASA Astronaut Victor J. Glover, pilot for the mission, became the first Black man to fly around the moon.
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