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Depending on Your Zip Code, the Blues Reigns Supreme
While many Americans set aside the blues with the birth of the Motown sound and The Sound of Philadelphia, the…
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WIN-TV in Review — Feb. 19, 2021
The latest episode of WIN-TV explored interesting topics, as host Denise Rolark Barnes was first joined by guests Rev. Marc…
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NMAAHC to Hold Virtual Symposium on African Diaspora
The first three weeks of March at the Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture will be designated to…
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V&P Magazine to Celebrate 1st Year with Fete Next Month
V&P LifeStyle Magazine will celebrate its one-year anniversary with a private ceremony in Maryland next month.
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Gospel and Choral Music Shed Light on Power of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Unrealized Dream
The prophetic insight of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s merits examination and tribute on far more days than the 24…
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Black, Latinx Moms Hit Hardest by Pandemic
Black and Latinx moms are feeling the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new study from The Mom…
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Feisty, Yet Loving, Esther Rolle Set the Bar for Black Actors
TV, stage and film actress Esther Rolle served as the first woman to receive the NAACP Chairman’s “Civil Rights Leadership…
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Aunt Jemima Rebranded as Pearl Milling Company
For the first time in almost a century, the name Aunt Jemima will no longer grace packages of pancake mix,…
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WIN-TV in Review: February 12, 2021
Washington Informer Publisher Denise Rolark Barnes hosted a Valentine’s Day weekend episode of WIN-TV.
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Documentary Chronicles TV’s First Black Culture and Entertainment Showcase
The 1960s was the right time for Ellis Haizlip, a young man from Washington, D.C.’s Deanwood community to take what…
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