64-year marriage leads minister to reflect on who he is To the Editor: (Rev. and Mrs. Humphrey celebrated 64 years of blissful marriage on Sept. 9, 2015. ) It’s interesting how thoughts occur
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Benjamin Chavis As we enter the 2016 political campaign season with numerous candidates for president of the United States in the Republican and Democratic parties, it appears once again that
Lee Daniels It’s getting more and more difficult to keep up with the lengthening list of people, groups, and nations the Republican Party’s presidency-seekers are designating as targets. Undocumented Latino
It’s getting more and more difficult to keep up with the lengthening list of people, groups, and nations the Republican Party’s presidency-seekers are designating as targets. Undocumented Latino immigrants –
Many people might not think about it, but hunger is a devastating condition. Without food, human bodies, including our brains,
BlackNews.com Washington, D.C . — In a move symbolic of its commitment of service to humanity, the Phi Beta Sigma
By Mayeesa Mitchell For The Chronicle Among the 9,000 attendees at presidential candidate Bernie Sanders’ rally at the Greensboro Coliseum
#CheerForYona videos spread after death of former Shaw University cheerleader (submitted photo) By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle The past two
(From L-R) Councilman Dan Besse, Councilman Derwin Montgomery, Councilman James Taylor, Jr., Police Chief Barry Roundtree, City Manager Lee Garrity
Ministers’ Conference holds Community Day (submitted photo) Tevin Stinson The Chronicle On Saturday, Sept. 12, the Ministers Conference of Winston-Salem
