A retired professor wrote letters for six months to get NBA teams to play anthem for black Americans Mar 1, 2018 National By Associated Press WASHINGTON — Several NBA teams have played what is known as an anthem for black Americans at games during Black History Month thanks in part to the urging of a retired Howard University p...
Bill Cosby’s Daughter Ensa Dies at 44 Mar 1, 2018 National By Stacy M. Brown (The Washington Informer/NNPA Member) Just one week before hearings in his criminal retrial are set to begin, comedian Bill Cosby is mourning the loss of his daughter, Ensa Cosby. Ensa C...
Airbnb Offers New Services for Hosts and Guests Mar 1, 2018 National By Freddie Allen (Editor-In-Chief, NNPA Newswire) Celebrating the ten-year anniversary of the launch of their homesharing platform, Airbnb recently announced a number of new initiatives aimed at improving se...
San Diego Schools and Families will Benefit from Community Choice Energy Mar 1, 2018 Community By Dr. Shirley Weber, Assemblymember, District 79 This year the City Council and Mayor Faulconer have the opportunity to enact a Community Choice Energy (CCE) program, which would offer the people of San Diego...
Hundreds of black women gather at Power Rising Summit for activism and engagement Feb 26, 2018 National by Donna Owens (NBCBLK) Power Rising, a national summit that’s been planned by, and for black women, has kicked off in Atlanta with a roster of celebs, elected officials and influencers slated to attend. ...
