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Posts tagged with "New Orleans"
Jan. 30 |
It isn’t often a figure from African America history is still around once his or her accomplishments finally are celebrated. A spectacular exception, of course, is President Barack Obama. Not nearly as famous but nonetheless a hallmark...
Jan. 30 |
NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans braces for Super Bowl XLVII, the first Super Bowl in that city since the horrific storm Hurricane Katrina. This is the 10th time the NFL has brought the world stage of the Super Bowl to New Orleans; the last Super...
Jan. 16 |
We have gone from the New Orleans bounty gate to general managers, head coaches, coordinators, player suspensions, and a record number of players fined for hits with helmets leading to tragedies like players losing their lives.
One Kansas City...
Dec. 5 |
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Alphonse Reff, Sr. accepted the call to ministry in 1962. “I thought I could do some other things other than [being a minister],” admits the reverend, adding that ever since he took “a whipping from...
Nov. 7 |
Chappell Publishing Ministry gives authors or prospective authors the opportunity to have their manuscripts published at an extremely affordable cost.
“We are professional writers, transcriptionists, and designers who have spent a number of years...
Oct. 31 |
By Khalil Abdullah
Contributing Writer
As voter suppression laws continue to be debated in states across the country, members of the African American press and voting rights...