Month : September 2024

By Freda Freeman Correspondent DURHAM – Two 17-year-old high school seniors are working to decrease disparities in health care by educating and informing minority communities about their rights. Rhea Kothur and Aanandi Thakur, of Concord, New Jersey, attend the North...

By Ashleigh Fields Special To The Tribune DURHAM – Harriet Tubman, a historical figure best known for her leadership in the Underground Railroad abolitionist movement, has served as the namesake of the Harriet YWCA for over half a century. The...

By Kylie Marsh THE CHARLOTTE POST Part of a series produced in partnership with Pulitzer Center. Amirah McCree planned to deliver her second child, Yara, at a hospital in Pineville. She immediately felt rushed by the all-white nursing staff. Because...

By Makheru Bradley (9/02/2024) We titled this series Habari Gani, a Kiswahili term we use during Kwanzaa, translated as “What’s New”, or “What is the News?” Our intent is to cover recent events that impact Afrikan people. *** Declining numbers...