Managing Editor of the AFRO, reflects on the support of Black women journalists in the media industry. They shape our stories and inspire us.

Explore the vital role of Black news organizations, including the AFRO, The Baltimore Times, and the Baltimore Beat, in sustaining accurate information and community trust.

That's why we leave you with three essential facts you may not have known to place them at the center of the month of recognition: 1. Afro-Latinos were around even before the founding of the United ...

Diverse identities exist — whether ethno-racial, religious, sexual, or of any other kind — even when history insists on silencing them. The Afro-Mexican community is a clear example of this erasure.

Superstar Anitta has won over pop music fans in Brazil and abroad, even more so since she added English and Spanish singing ...

Hair loss isn’t as rare as many believe it to be, and it’s not reserved solely for the elderly. You can start experiencing it ...

The founder utilizes her longstanding passion for activism to create opportunities for designers who aren’t getting a fair ...

In a busy workshop, Leandro Vieira oversees preparations for Rio de Janeiro's dazzling Carnival parade, where his samba ...

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At the occasion of the Trace Awards & Summit in Zanzibar, Trace, the leading global media brand for Afro-Urban music, entertainment, and empowerme ...

Rather than actually improving the living standards of Afro-Guyanese, the WPA and other members of the coalition administration sat quietly as the “Because We Care” cash grant was taken away, and did ...