I Finally Moved into a Black Neighborhood
Over the decades, I have lived amongst many different types of people, in different parts of the world, with at least fifty different nationalities. However, until 2017, I had never lived in a majority African–American community.
Over the decades, I have lived amongst many different types of people, in different parts of the world, with at least fifty different nationalities. However, until 2017, I had never lived in a majority African–American community.
New Study Prompts Questions About Diabetes & Obesity Within Black Churches
Black Americans who are Baptist are more likely to have diabetes than those who are Catholic or Presbyterian and Black men who go to church five or more times a week are three times more likely to be obese than those who seldom or rarely attend.
Black Americans who are Baptist are more likely to have diabetes than those who are Catholic or Presbyterian and Black men who go to church five or more times a week are three times more likely to be obese than those who seldom or rarely attend.
Pagan–Christian–Muslim–African–Britain–Gambian–Brexit
Sax suggested that our dead relatives who were neither Christian nor Islamic, were a people with no religion. At that point, I wasn't sure whether to bury my tourist hat or exhume my reporter's cap. I saw a story brewing, so the tourist in me faded away as the publisher of this magazine, restlessly, emotionally emerged.
Sax suggested that our dead relatives who were neither Christian nor Islamic, were a people with no religion. At that point, I wasn't sure whether to bury my tourist hat or exhume my reporter's cap. I saw a story brewing, so the tourist in me faded away as the publisher of this magazine, restlessly, emotionally emerged.
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Tony Browder's 2019 ASA Restoration Project Annual Fundraiser
The ASA Restoration project is excavating and restoring the 25th dynasty tomb of Karakhamun in Luxor, Egypt.
The ASA Restoration project is excavating and restoring the 25th dynasty tomb of Karakhamun in Luxor, Egypt.
Chinese Providing Higher Education For 30 More Gambians
The opportunity has changed Njie's life forever and he "thanks God for giving me the chance to seek knowledge." In addition to Wollof and Chinese, Njie also speaks English and some Mandinka.
The opportunity has changed Njie's life forever and he "thanks God for giving me the chance to seek knowledge." In addition to Wollof and Chinese, Njie also speaks English and some Mandinka.
Activities
An Evening with Stacey Abrams in DC is sure to be a hit and the Health and Wellness Day at Gregory Library will have several special presentations including one on essential oils. In East Chicago, IN last year's Monarch Festival was one of the best we covered in 2018; in Kaolack, Senegal there's Civic Tech 2019 and BZB has a opening weekend with a new venture in Miami.
An Evening with Stacey Abrams in DC is sure to be a hit and the Health and Wellness Day at Gregory Library will have several special presentations including one on essential oils. In East Chicago, IN last year's Monarch Festival was one of the best we covered in 2018; in Kaolack, Senegal there's Civic Tech 2019 and BZB has a opening weekend with a new venture in Miami.
Readers' Trends
We are so happy that you are enthusiastic about "A Port Of Harlem Fall at the Alexandria Black History Museum." It was our most popular article in the last issue and we have already sold several tickets. And, it's good to see that our Travel section is a hit with you. Don't miss the articles.
We are so happy that you are enthusiastic about "A Port Of Harlem Fall at the Alexandria Black History Museum." It was our most popular article in the last issue and we have already sold several tickets. And, it's good to see that our Travel section is a hit with you. Don't miss the articles.
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