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The people who quarried the coral rock to build many buildings in Coral Gables and the Venetian Pool more than a century ago were expert stonemasons from the Bahamas.
Children may overhear their parents and not fully understand what’s going on. But if they have questions, parents should be ...
Brad Holmes said his five years at North Carolina A&T, a Historically Black College and University, set him on the path to be Detroit Lions GM.
Growing up, Imhotep and Kemet Coleman saw their father, Rev. Larry Coleman, as a larger-than-life figure, a man deeply ...
His goal was to build the "stateliest residence" in the country, complete with hard pine from the American South, marble from ...
Nate Tinner-Williams, a contributing Globe Opinion writer, is cofounder and editor of Black Catholic Messenger. As the ...
Students say their colleges’ cultural celebrations are seen as a way of recognizing diverse identity, accomplishments, and uplifting underrepresented groups.
Here's what others in the FAMU community and beyond are saying about Marva Johnson's ascension to the highest of seven hills.
In researching the model, Silinsky said she learned from a Packard registry that a running two-door 1947 Clipper is a rarity; ...
"Those Were the Days," co-written by the late Charles Strouse, revolutionized the form — while slyly mocking Archie Bunker's worldview.
Oscar-winner Matthew A. Cherry returns to Kickstarter with Time Signature, a new animated short exploring Black magical ...
Family of pregnant woman says she’s being kept on life support to comply with Georgia’s abortion ban
The family of a pregnant metro Atlanta woman declared brain dead is claiming she is being kept alive only to comply with Georgia’s six-week abortion ban law.
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