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June 5, 2010
Here, she talks about her new film, The Other City, an expose’ about the HIV/AIDS crisis in Washington, DC which recently premiered at the 2010 TriBeCa Film Festival.
June 5, 2010
Last week, the National Trust for Historic Preservation named Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C. to its 2010 list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places. This annual list highlights important examples of the nation’s architectural…
May 15, 2010
From here to Africa, mothers around the world are striving to have an impact on their children and communities, while often facing the harshest of circumstances. What could be a more fitting way to honor the strong woman in your life…
May 10, 2010
HIV/AIDS has killed more than 20 million people in Africa, but it is a preventable and treatable disease. Antiretroviral (ARV) drugs, which block HIV’s assault on the body’s immune system, can transform the lives of people from near death to health in as little as three months.
May 10, 2010
A $1,000 prize is offered to the last poet standing in a contest sponsored by the Christian Poets Guild. The contest is free to enter and open to poets of any age. Fifty prizes totaling more than $5,000 will be awarded.
April 30, 2010
What ordinarily comes to mind when one thinks of a lecture about medieval Europe is a talk a lot less relevant to present-day worldly concerns than the keynote speech recently delivered by Professor Celia Chazelle at a conference
April 30, 2010
One of the many reasons that makes Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation a unique charity is the fact that it is based on “kids helping kids” and Alex Scott was able to spread the word of her mission in order to raise over a million dollars.
April 22, 2010
Dorothy Height, whose activism on behalf of women and minorities dated to the New Deal, led the National Council of Negro Women for 40 years. She continued actively speaking out into her 90s, often getting rousing ovations at events around Washington…
April 22, 2010
National Urban League President and CEO Marc H. Morial said the League today has lost a friend, an inspiration, a mentor and a moral touchstone. “We are following a path that was forged by Dr. Height,” Morial said.
April 22, 2010
“With the help of dedicated New Yorkers, private funders and arts education advocates working together with the City and local officials, the Harlem School of the Arts is now on a path to a new and sustainable future, and that’s great news for everyone.” said Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg
August 5, 2022
By Brooke Schultz ASSOCIATED PRESS HARRISBURG, Pa. — Four Pennsylvania universities said last Wednesday that they will...
August 5, 2022
By Michael Warren associated press ATLANTA— Everyone who moves through downtown Atlanta today passes places where innocent...
August 5, 2022
BPT It’s that time of year: Kids are squeezing in the last seconds of summer, and parents...
August 5, 2022
ABOVE PHOTO: Workers count Philadelphia’s mail ballots for the May 18 primary election in Philadelphia, Pa. Tuesday,...
August 5, 2022
BPT When a death occurs, it’s normal to wonder – and even worry – about the expense...
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