On Saturday, June 14, Rainbow Lagoon Park morphs into the 2025 Long Beach Juneteenth Celebration full-day tribute to Black ...

The late Bobbie Smith holds a historic place in LBCC’s legacy—not only as the first Black woman hired at the College but also ...

The cruelty of it is the point. The pain inflicted on everyday Americans is across the board. It tells struggling Americans: ...

Dozens of churches joined in what Bryant called a “spiritual act of uprising,” staging nine-minute and 40-second ...

The Department of Justice may attempt to frame this prosecution as impartial law enforcement. But we know better. When ...

In the Inland Empire, the focus this month is also attracting Black men to their prostate cancer event on Wednesday, June 11.

It’s been said that you can’t hate someone whose story you know. In Jaja’s African Hair Braiding, Jocelyn Bioh has woven a ...

By Antonio‌ ‌Ray‌ ‌Harvey ‌California‌ ‌Black‌ ‌Media‌ The Stop the Hate Program continues to raise awareness about the importance of people uniting to restore respect for each other, embrace the ...

On Tuesday, April 23rd, San Bernardino County celebrated Government Day hosted by Fifth District Supervisor Joe Baca, Jr. by welcoming students from Colton Joint Unified and Rialto Unified School ...

San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC) celebrated the achievements and aspirations of 577 students at its annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony last week. Held in the college’s historic Auditorium, the ...

With plans on pause for now through COVID-19 until parts of Africa reopen their borders, Bishop Francine Brookins is watching from afar, waiting and praying. Trying to make her way to take over ...

The memory of sundown towns re-entered our collective cultural conscience recently as incidents of police brutality have pushed people to speak out against racism. The book “Sundown Towns: A Hidden ...