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By Bobby R. Henry Sr.
Publisher, Westside Gazette

FORT LAUDERDALE — With heavy hearts but deep gratitude for a life well lived, we announce the passing of Levi Henry Jr., publisher emeritus and founder with his wife, Yvonne Henry (deceased), of the Westside Gazette—a man whose vision gave voice to a people and whose purpose helped shape a community.

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By Tashi McQueen
AFRO Staff Writer
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As the 2026 Maryland General Assembly session came to a close, lawmakers rushed to pass dozens of bills before the midnight deadline on April 13.

Bills that failed to pass before the deadline must be reintroduced ne...


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The historic Apollo Theater and Howard Theatre—two iconic pillars of Black music and culture—join forces to celebrate generations of artistic excellence and showcase emerging talent. (Photos Courtesy Apollo Theater Foundation)

By The Apollo

(Black PR Wire) “Best of The Apollo” brings together two of the most influential stages in American music on April 26 f...


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The Revolve Fund, led by founder and managing director James Wahls, is partnering with the Black Belt Community Foundation partner to expand food access programs in Alabama’s Black Belt amid ongoing SNAP disruptions. (Photo Credit: Jehan Daugherty)

By Revolve Fund

SELMA – As over 40 million Americans grappled with the reality of not being able to feed themse...


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By Evens Sanon and Dánica Coto
The Associated Press

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — For a factory worker in Haiti, the war in distant Iran means he now has to walk two hours to work and the same distance home each day, because he can no longer afford public transportation.

On a recent morning, Alexandre Joseph, 35, fretted about his family’s future in a l...


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