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Carnegie Library hosts first-ever Black Business Mini Conference

TAMMY STOKEN, Manager of Career, Business and Nonprofit at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; Andrew Medlar, President and Director at the Carnegie Library of...

This Week In Black History September 23-29, 2026

• September 23 1926—Legendary jazz great John Coltrane is born on this day in Hamlet, N.C. He is generally credited with reshaping modern Jazz and...

Tyler Perry’s ‘Why Did I Get Married Again?’ When the question hits a little differently

by Merecedes J. Howze For New Pittsburgh Courier I'm back. Notice the updated byline. Sometimes life has a way of making a familiar movie question feel a little...

E. Faye Williams: We’re not for sale

(TriceEdneyWire.com)—Does your President think everybody is for sale? Did you listen to his effort to buy votes at his hateful event in Dallas, Texas? He...

Statement from the President of the National Association of Black Journalists on Press Ban

By Erin Haines, NABJ President Source: Black Press USA Wire NABJ condemns President Donald Trump’s decision to deny access to MS NOW journalists and his threat...

‘The Little Piano Girl of East Liberty’ honored with street renaming

DR. GERALD FERGUSON AND BOBBIE FERGUSON WITH THE SIGN THAT READS, “MARY LOU WILLIAMS WAY.” (PHOTO BY ROB TAYLOR JR.) Mary Lou Williams' family, supporters...

Obama Slams Trump Media Ban: ‘What If I Said Fox News, Get Out?’

“I believe there was just an announcement that the White House decided, you know what, CNN, MSN, MS NOW, maybe the New York Times...

John Warren: Politics, the vote and the Black church

   by Dr. John E. Warren As we move toward the critical November 3rd General Election, it seems like a good time to remind the Black...

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