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Turner Station, a little-known historic Black community in Maryland, struggles after Key Bridge collapse

May 2, 2024
By Zakaiya Williams & Melanie Eversley
NABJ Black News & Views

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National

Colorado’s attorney general speaks out on justice for Elijah McClain and the ‘significant impact’ of the trials

May 1, 2024
By Melanie Eversley
NABJ Black News & Views

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Politics

Biden to deliver commencement speech at Atlanta HBCU Morehouse

April 23, 2024
By Melanie Eversley
NABJ Black News & Views

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Descendants of Black scientist and astronomer Benjamin Banneker: Rachel Jamision Webster, rear left, author of "Benjamin Banneker and Us: Eleven Generations of An American Family," with cousins and fellow descendants Robert Lett, Edie Lee Harris, and Gwen Marable, who collaborated with Webster on the book. Photo credit: Rachel Jamison Webster

Arts & culture

FIRST PERSON: Benjamin Banneker, my ancestor and a Black astronomer, predicted the 1789 eclipse

April 7, 2024
By Rachel Jamison Webster
Special to NABJ Black News & Views

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Utah Utes' wide receiver Kenneth Scott (2) reaches out for a one-handed grab as the University of Utah faces the University of Washington, NCAA football at Husky Stadium in Seattle, Saturday November 7, 2015. Defending is Washington Huskies defensive back Darren Gardenhire (3). Photo credit: Trent Nelson, The Salt Lake Tribune via Kenneth Scott

Sports

Hoop dreams and fields of promises; how Black college athletes get cheated

March 29, 2024
By Amaya McDonald
NABJ Black News & Views

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Opal Lee, left, applauds during a ceremony before raising the first wall to her new home on her family's former lot in Fort Worth, Texas, on Thursday, March 21, 2024. Lee, one of the driving forces behind Juneteenth becoming a national holiday, attended a ceremony to watch as the walls are raised on new home. In 1939, a racist mob drove her family out of their home. Photo credit: Amanda McCoy , Star-Telegram via The Associated Press

National

85 years after a racist mob drove Opal Lee’s family away, the Juneteenth advocate is getting a new home on the same spot

March 26, 2024
By Melanie Eversley
NABJ Black News & Views

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