The National Black Theatre Festival closed in exciting fashion last weekend as thousands of people flocked downtown to see the closing parade.
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Kwanzaa kick-off echoes calls to value black life (pictured above: Zen Sadler (center) helps Don Williams and Patricia Sadler light the Kwanzaa kinara.) The recent deaths of unarmed black men at
(pictured above: Irie Rhythms owners Gorjean and Warren Moore.) It’s where “Winston meets Kingston.” That’s the catchphrase for Warren and Gorjean Moore’s new Silas Creek Crossing restaurant, Irie Rhythms. Irie
(pictured above: Attendees participate in the closing Harambee chant at Friday’s Kwanzaa event.) Kujichagulia – or self determination – was the Kwanzaa principle celebrated Friday at Delta Arts Center. A seven-day
Prominent women from across the Southeast donned their trademark emerald and white and flocked to the Twin City last weekend
City welcomes members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority The ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. received a warm Winston-Salem
Hashim Saleh has dedicated much of his life to the celebration of African culture through his Otesha Creative Arts Ensemble,
Ministers Conference uses MLK Day for series of education/empowerment workshops Amid the celebration of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday
