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Springfield Swears In First Black Woman As City Council President
In a historic inauguration day, the City Council elected its first Black woman as president Monday and a School Committee with a supermajority of women and people of color was sworn in. Whitfield...
15 Most Influential Black Music Artist From Philly
Following the excitement of Jill Scott’s highly anticipated album, we are reminded of the musical talent that hails from the City of Brotherly Love. From Boyz II Men and The Roots developing their...
Nominations Open For 2026 Roster Of Emerging PA Black Leaders
In honor of Black History Month, PennLive will once again this year showcase members of the Black community whose achievements and contributions are making an indelible imprint on our region....
Tarboro Black Heritage Museum Plans February History Exhibit
The Black Heritage Museum & Cultural Center, Inc. (BHMACC) proudly announces its 2026 Black History Exhibit, to be held February 2–27, at the historic Blount-Bridgers House, 130 Bridgers Street...
From Layoffs To Leverage: How Black Women Are Navigating The New Economic Frontier
Financial instability, less income, and reduced living standards are some of the meltdowns for those women. Beyond the economic collapse, fear, self-doubt, and the abrupt effect of job loss are...
Black Wall Street Reborn: How A Modern Movement Is Building Collective Black Economic Power
When people hear the phrase “Black Wall Street,” many think first of Greenwood, Okla., the once-thriving Black economic hub destroyed in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. For a growing network of Black...
