Although the Western calendar and social tradition dates the supposed birth of the Christian messiah Jesus in late December–many would beg to differ. Today, Orthodox Christians in the Horn of Africa are celebrating Christmas.
One year later, gaping fissures in the political landscape and domestic safety hang in the balance, but those who defended democracy are
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A South African high court has sided with local fishers against the oil giant amidst a near decade long legal battle.
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The next time you walk into a pub to overshare with a bartender, consider ordering a wrought of bourbon from a distiller
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A local infectious musical genre, Go-Go is key to the ‘Native Washingtonian’ identity. Despite historically being ignored by mainstream music charts and
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The ends justify the brew as diverse coffee culture seeps in time and tradition. If you were lucky enough to sip and
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Frederick Douglas lamented in his memoir how the six days between Christmas and New Year were some of the worst times of
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The New Jersey city says it is bringing holiday cheer to a recently found teen and her brother, but the mother questions
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After generations of neglect, the Biden Administration takes corrective actions “rooted in honesty and modeled on diplomacy” to support Native Americans’ building
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Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition (BACC) claims victory in four-year struggle to preserve the site.
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Agribusiness segregates workforce, hires white South African farm workers instead of Black Mississippians.
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A media revolution and the most expansive, publicly accessible digital directory of Black agriculturalists launches a sustainable initiative that works to spread holiday cheer and Black owned products.
The newest COVID-19 variant could change how, and if, we observe holidays with family and friends.
Senator Schumer wanted quick passage before Christmas, but looks like it ain’t going to happen.
Activists’ prior demands to allocate law enforcement monies to other social services fall on deaf ears.
Businesses with 100 workers or more must stop implementing Biden’s executive order on vaccine mandates.
Woodfin teams up with church and state in police reform.
Twenty years of civil war means little as tensions reignite for residents of the southern Sudanese city. Protestors struggle with a coup
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Now an elderly man with reported medical issues, the public debate in South Africa surrounds the disgraced former president being given the
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The EU suggests a switch to renewable energy sources to cut off over-dependence of natural gas.
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UN officials accused of breaching professional work ethics while stationed in the country during the Tigray conflict.
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An investigation led by a former judge confirms European courts dismiss lawsuits from survivors. Yet, the Vatican cannot be sued because it
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Violent riots and clashes with police forces across France, Netherlands, and Italy air growing malaise, while top government officials who oppose the
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Black winemaker, renown sommelier shows how b-ball and wine make a great pairing in Black entrepreneurship. But those pairings happened before. Trust me, I know, I was there.
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Legal woes serve as a reminder about the lack of financial literacy
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In addition to the harvest seasons, Italian cuisine is influenced by unique traditions.
With inflated prices, food insecure Americans are searching for discounts wherever they can be found this holiday season. New Yorkers can stretch
Shoppers discover that the meat ain’t cheap, but Black farmers have quality proteins that are becoming in high demand. Get you some
With dozens of food places to try out in Newark, the New Jersey gem backs the re-opening of businesses after a rough
It’s hot outside. But as you drip pools of sweat in yet another heatwave searing across the U.S., cool off by digging
Ark Republic and Black Farmers Index Winter Concert is about celebrating life, love, creativity and being grateful that we are still here to reshape the world to be a better place. The winter concert streamed from December 25 to 27.
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In every crease and fold of the judicial robe worn by Tracey
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Although the Western calendar and social tradition dates the supposed birth of the Christian messiah Jesus in late December–many would beg to
More One year later, gaping fissures in the political landscape and domestic safety hang in the balance, but those who defended democracy are
More A South African high court has sided with local fishers against the oil giant amidst a near decade long legal battle.
More The next time you walk into a pub to overshare with a bartender, consider ordering a wrought of bourbon from a distiller
More A local infectious musical genre, Go-Go is key to the ‘Native Washingtonian’ identity. Despite historically being ignored by mainstream music charts and
More The ends justify the brew as diverse coffee culture seeps in time and tradition. If you were lucky enough to sip and
More The New Jersey city says it is bringing holiday cheer to a recently found teen and her brother, but the mother questions
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Christmastime is supposed to be magical, but for many it can be stressful and depressive when the focus C.R.E.A.M. “cash rules everything
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The newest COVID-19 variant could change how, and if, we observe holidays with family and friends.
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Days after her release, Ms. Moore says the media excoriated her and the community judged her, just for being a mother who
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A media revolution and the most expansive, publicly accessible digital directory of Black agriculturalists launches a sustainable initiative that works to spread
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