Fifty-seven years ago, an assassin’s bullet struck Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on a Memphis balcony, and in that single, devastating moment, the world lost a moral giant, and Black […]
Fifty-seven years ago, an assassin’s bullet struck Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on a Memphis balcony, and in that single, devastating moment, the world lost a moral giant, and Black […]
Senator Cory Booker took the floor at 7:00 pm on Monday, March 27th and pledged he would remain as long as he was physically able. He said, “I rise because […]
Women’s HerStory Month 2025 was held in the Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. State Building’s beautifully renovated 2nd floor Art Gallery, with a two-hour screening of “The Pieces I Am,” (2019) […]
Another of my favorite herbs for the liver and gall-bladder is BARBERRY, as it helps support liver function and cleanse a congested system. Its most important antiseptic photochemical is BERBERINE, […]
Can anyone afford to buy a home in Harlem? Well, it does not seem very likely. Current fair market home values are no longer attainable for first-time low to moderate […]
New York City is breaking jobs records over and over again, which is good news for every New Yorker. To keep up with this economic expansion, this administration has been […]
Making a mountain out of a molehill refers to over-reactive behavior in which a person makes too much of a minor issue. The hill that the mole builds is nowhere […]
Harlem’s Heaven Hats, designed by Evetta Petty, were on display in Macy’s 34th Street window in New York City, for Black History Month 2025. There are six windows that pay homage to Black women […]
Bola has been part of the Harlem community for more than 30 years. Originally from Nigeria, she started out doing seamstress work, following in the footsteps of her father who […]
Earlier this year,, Mayor Adams visited Harlem Zen and met with Angela McTair, a loan recipient of his administration’s Small Business Opportunity Fund. The fund is a public-private partnership launched […]
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