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Juneteenth Observances Spread From State-to-State, Except for These

How Geography and Politics Obstructed the Celebration of Juneteenth. After Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear signed an executive order on May 24, 2024 and West Virginia...

The Spirit in the Soil

Gardening is often seen as a quiet hobby or a source of fresh food, but for many, it has become something more meaningful. In...

Understanding Credit Innovations and What They Mean for Black Homebuyers

Black Homebuyers In today’s mortgage market, one of the biggest changes shaping access to homeownership is the shift in how credit is evaluated. For decades,...

Combined Purchasing Power Of Black And Latino Consumers Is Too Great For Companies Retreating On DEI To Ignore

"Who will try to blend communities of color during a time the administration would like to see it kept apart? A strong combined effort...

Claressa Shields’ Historic Heavyweight Battle: Fighting for Legacy, Respect, and a Third Undisputed Crown

Claressa Shields is stepping into the ring again, but this time, history is on the line in a way that goes beyond just another...

Chicago’s Black Press Urges Mayor to Fire Officers With Oath Keepers Ties

By Erick Johnson of The Chicago Crusader Publishers and owners of Chicago’s Black media organizations have banded together, urging Mayor Brandon Johnson to keep his...

Celebrating Culture and Innovation: Cadillac’s Electrifying Presence at ABFF

Cadillac took center stage at this year's American Black Film Festival (ABFF), weaving together culture, innovation, and electric energy in a series of memorable...

Jessica Nabongo Ignites Inspiring Conversations at Coffee & Cadillacs

A breakfast conversation at the Cadillac Lounge during the American Black Film Festival brought together cultural icons for a morning of inspiring discussions. Among...

Our Sincerest Apologies

OUR SINCEREST APOLOGY Dear Valued Readers: The NPC staff and Roz Edward wish to retract an incorrect statement published on our online publication on Friday, March...

Tracy Chapman Makes History as the First Black Songwriter to Win CMA Song of the Year

In a historic and long-overdue triumph, Tracy Chapman has become the first Black songwriter to win the Country Music Association (CMA) Song of the...

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