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ISAAC HAYES • AUGUST 19 1791—Benjamin Banneker writes a letter to Secretary of State (later president) Thomas Jefferson de­nouncing slavery. In his letter, Ban­neker declared, “I freely and cheer­fully acknowledge that...

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This Week In Black History August 19-25, 2026

ISAAC HAYES • AUGUST 19 1791—Benjamin Banneker writes a letter to Secretary of State (later president) Thomas Jefferson de­nouncing slavery. In his letter, Ban­neker declared, “I...

East End site of two back-to-school events, and a Black Men’s Wellness Run/Walk, August 22

CURTIS MILLER OF HEIRS BARBER SHOP IN EAST LIBERTY by Ashley Kelley For New Pittsburgh Courier This Saturday, August 22, Pittsburgh residents will have several oppor­tunities to...

Pittsburgh groups teach AI skills, including when not to use them

The push reflects growing concern that people without trusted guidance could be more vulnerable to scams, misinformation and widening inequities. “Pittsburgh's Public Source is an...

Manny Torres, owner of Fade Lab Studio, LLC, to host Back-to-School event, Saturday, Aug. 22

The New Pittsburgh Courier was there in 2025 when Manny Torres, founder and CEO of Fade Lab Studio, LLC, in Bloomfield, held his first...

Steelers impressive in 2026 preseason opener

New Pittsburgh Courier photographer Marlon Martin captured rookie Germie Bernard’s standout run-after-catch, and tight end Robert Tonyan’s leaping catch, all in a 28-9 Pittsburgh...

David Marshall: The fight for quality of life

(TriceEdneyWire.com)—Tennessee state Rep. Justin Jones is starting to sound the alarm that the Democratic Party should not abandon the Deep South. Black lawmakers and...

Marcia Davis explains why business owners shouldn’t do their own books

MARIA DAVIS by BlackPressUSA Newswire ROLLING OUT—Running a profitable restaurant is not only about food and service. For Marcia Davis, co-owner of ESCO Restaurants and Tapas in...

E. Faye Williams: Stay in the game until it’s over

(TriceEdneyWire.com)—I am blessed to have lived and worked in Michigan for several years, and I have rarely been prouder of what I saw from...

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