Terri Schlichenmeyer
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Apr- 2020 -1 April
BOOK REVIEW: ‘The Last Negroes at Harvard’ by Kent Garrett with Jeanne Ellsworth
Know that this is not merely a book of nostalgia for older folk: it's also for younger readers heading for…
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1 April
MORIAL: Governors, Mayors Fill Coronavirus Leadership Vacuum Left by Trump
President Trump, in defiance of medical experts, wants to end the social distancing efforts that are our only hope to…
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1 April
Family Celebrates 25 Years as Napa Valley’s Only Black-Owned Vineyard
When Bassett and Marcela Brown went shopping for a summer home in 1980, the two doctors never dreamed the abandoned…
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1 April
EDITORIAL: Stay Home!
Times are difficult, we know. If anyone understands how difficult it is to obey the rules of social distancing and…
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1 April
Organization Reaches Out to Ward 8 Residents Amid Pandemic
As families across the country adjust to the daily lifestyle changes forced upon them during the COVID-19 pandemic, a family-focused…
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1 April
Joint Statement from NABJ and JAWS on the President’s Treatment of ‘PBS Newshour’s’ White House Correspondent Yamiche Alcindor
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and Journalism & Women Symposium (JAWS) stand firmly against President Trump's unacceptable treatment…
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1 April
Coping With Coronavirus Craziness: Mental Professionals Weigh In
Although the threat of the coronavirus continues to loom over people's daily lives, many African American residents across the D.C.…
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1 April
South Africa May Approach IMF for ‘Health Funding’
South Africa may approach the International Monetary Fund and World Bank for funding to fight the coronavirus that threatens to…
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1 April
Wells Fargo Seeking to Protect Customers From Phishing Scams
Having already announced $175 million in donations to help the most vulnerable during the current crisis, Wells Fargo is going…
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1 April
Jazz Trumpet Legend Wallace Roney Dies From COVID-19 Complications at 59
Wallace Roney, a trumpeter and composer who embodied the harmonically restive side of post-bop throughout an illustrious four-decade career, died…
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