Stacy M. Brown
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Jan- 2020 -20 January
NNPA Urges Better U.S.-Cuba Relations
National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) President and CEO Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. joined experts and academics from the United States…
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20 January
Inhumane Conditions, Violence and Death Represents Everyday Life at Mississippi’s Parchman Prison
The conditions at Mississippi’s Parchman prison makes it one of the worst detention facilities in the world, according to reform…
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20 January
Rev. Dr. William Barber Addresses Systemic Racism, Voting Rights During Call with Black Press
Rev. Dr. William Barber II believes that everyone has a right to live.
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17 January
Dallas Examiner Publisher Mollie Belt to Receive NNPA Lifetime Achievement Award
Mollie Belt's foray into the news business is nothing short of a triumph.
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17 January
Beyoncé and Jay-Z are Hollywood’s Most Powerful Couple
After a dozen years, hundreds of millions of records sold — and one infamous elevator fight — Hollywood’s preeminent power…
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15 January
Democrats Tackle Foreign Policy, Health Care and Impeachment in Iowa Debate
Maintaining a strong U.S. military presence in the Middle East and Iran, and the ongoing nuclear weapons threat from North…
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15 January
D.C. Has Highest Monthly Average Starting Salaries: Report
The District counts among the nation’s top places to find a job, according to a new report.
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15 January
Council Member Floats Bill to Protect Residents from Mold
D.C. Council member Anita Bonds recently introduced two bills that would make the executive boards in common-interest communities responsible for…
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15 January
Bernice King Continues Father’s Mission of Freedom and Justice for All
While sons Dexter and Martin III have worked to carry on his legacy, the Martin Luther King Jr.'s daughter Bernice…
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15 January
Suffrage Efforts Find Defeat in Senate Only Months Before 19th Amendment Passed
On Jan. 25, 1887, some 133 years ago, the first vote on women's suffrage took place in the U.S. Senate.
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