(Stock Photo) By Special to the AFRO Haiti has moved from one catastrophic event to another since winning its independence from France in 1804. It was the first and only […]
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Dr. Anthony L. Jenkins, Coppin’s eighth president. (Courtesy photo) Next week, Coppin State University (CSU) will officially install President Anthony L. Jenkins, Ph.D., as the university’s 8th president. Inauguration Week, […]
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(By iQoncept_Shutterstock) By Special to the AFRO I watched the Tulsa Massacre documentary last Monday; it was a tragic, shameful page in America’s history. May 31, 1921 was on a […]
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By Special to the AFRO I Déjà vu once in a while. I’ll walk into a room, I’ll hear something said or travel down a certain street and I get […]
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Sylvia Wong Lewis, Auntyland founder and director of the festival. (Courtesy Photo) New festival celebrating aunts, women and girls everywhere seeks short films from women and BIPOC indie filmmakers NEW […]
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