Book Review: “What the Children Told Us: The Untold Story of the Famous ‘Doll Test’ and the Black Psychologists Who Changed the World” by Tim Spofford
The Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation is pleased to announce that Alexandria Jones and Eniris Riddick will join the staff of the Foundation as program officers, overseeing the social and economic justice priority area, later this month.
Settling differences: The why and how of voting
Protest calls for boycott of Ego Beauty Supply
Last week Winston-Salem Police Chief Catrina Thompson announced that she will be retiring from the department in December.
Busta’s Ladies of the Week: North Carolina pageant queen first Native American to hold title
To help ease that transition, last week Crosby Scholars’ AAMPED (African-American Males Pursuing Educational Dreams) program partnered with the local chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. (Alpha Pi Lambda Chapter) to host a week-long leadership camp for young men who will be headed to high school this fall.
Craven Knotts Jr. has created a quarterback academy to teach young players the nuances of the game to make them better on the field.
The hate for Lamar Jackson is at an all-time high
On Aug. 14th, Pastor Johnathan Stowe will deliver his first sermon as pastor-elect of Westside Missionary Baptist Church in Robbins, North Carolina. Stowe has been around the ministry since being born, but his calling came later as others saw it in him before he did himself.
