BY CASH MICHAELS FOR THE CHRONICLE Given all of the major media headlines since its planned release, it’s easy for the public to think the new book, “The Blood of
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BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE Tomorrow night, Winston-Salem State University’s (WSSU) Diggs Gallery will open a powerful new exhibit that takes control of the stereotypes and prejudices associated with African-American
BY CASH MICHAELS FOR THE CHRONICLE The untimely death of veteran black journalist George E. Curry has saddened not only many in the civil rights, media and political communities who
By Mildred Robertson, Guest Columnist I sat last night [June 6] and watched in disbelief as MSNBC and other news outlets disenfranchised millions of voters by announcing Hillary Clinton as
(pictured above: Dr. Julianne Malveaux was Bennett College president for five years.) The Bennett College Board of Trustees is hosted a
When the Koch Foundation gave the United Negro College Fund $25 million, it set off a maelstrom of comments in
More than 15-years ago, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the nation’s major cigarette manufacturers for their
Trailblazing black journalists Sandra Hughes, Don Griffin and Allen Johnson will discuss their careers and much more during a Saturday,
(pictured above: Montinique Cager poses with his wife, Pam at the recent mixer.) After a season of inactivity, The Winston-Salem Black
To the Editor: This semester, I was asked to write a letter of advocacy for an issue that I stand
