2018 Philadelphia Auto Show
Black Power Visits Camden NJ
On Thursday January 11, the African-American Commission Inc and the Pan-African Patriots Alliance partnered to present a lecture at the Camden campus of the Camden County College featuring former Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee organizer and leader Mukasa Dada known in the ‘60’s as Willie Ricks….
State of North Broad
“The geographical center of Philadelphia lies at the corner of Broad and Erie,” as a brother from the Leon Sullivan Community board so aptly reminded a small group of attendees as we departed this year’s North Broad Renaissance (NBR) Fundraiser event. The NBR has a…
Dear Kaep!
Dear Colin Kaepernick, You are an American hero. Take your place beside Ida B Wells, Malcolm and Muhammed Ali. As your courage shines light on inequity, your words call us to enact the America of our dreams. In the land of the free and the…
Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee and Books
The 5400 block of Germantown Avenue in Philadelphia’s Germantown section has become a bit livelier since Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee and Books opened on November 28th. That corner (5445 Germantown Ave) is experiencing increased foot traffic because of the existence of Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee and Books….
And Still We Rise…. Building Bridges to The Next Generation: Urban Affairs Coalition Hosts 48th Anniversary Breakfast
The Urban Affairs Coalition hosted its 48th Anniversary Breakfast at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Annually the breakfast brings together community leaders and organizations that strive to improve Philadelphia every day. This year over 800 guests, all decision makers in business, government, education and grassroots communities…
The Sable Collective: A Cooperative Boutique
The soul of the planet is calling us toward a collective, a point of unity, exchange and cooperative economics. The age of individual materialism is slowly morphing into alternative models of financial prosperity. The Sable Collective, an eclectic boutique in the northern part of Philadelphia…
The State of the Black Diaspora
I am because we are, we are because our ancestors were tirelessly, unfathomably strong. We are one. The Black Diaspora stretches across the globe, residing anywhere people of direct African descent make their homes. From the depths of the Congo in the heart of Africa…
Cheyney Weathers The Storm
On November 20th Cheyney University administrators, alumni, HBCU advocates and activists heaved a huge sigh of relief as the venerable university, the oldest institution of higher learning for African-Americans in the nation, was granted a reprieve and given another year of accreditation by the Middle…
Keeping Your Credit On Track During The Holidays
While many people overlook it’s price-tag, the holidays can potentially have a damaging impact on your finances. According to a recent survey from LendEdu, the average American will spend an estimated $165 preparing for the Thanksgiving holiday this year. Of this cost, nearly 41% will…
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