Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle has received a cease and desist letter from Sinclair Broadcast Group after accusing the media conglomerate of promoting ballot initiatives that aim to diminish Black political power in a recent event posting.
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AFRO spotlight on Black excellence: Meet Dr. Megan Freeland, director of health communications for Planned Parenthood
Dr. Megan Freeland, Director of Health Communications at Planned Parenthood, is committed to providing quality sexual and reproductive healthcare to marginalized communities, eliminating stigma, and ensuring that sexual and reproductive health care is central to the health equity movement.
Fight For Children prepares D.C. youth for school year on Youth Sports Day
Fight For Children hosted a Youth Sports Day on Aug. 24, providing free backpacks, school supplies, haircuts, and access to recreational activities and resources to improve the lives of youths in the Washington D.C. area.
DeAnne Brookshire, CEO of Pink Leaf Consulting, speaks on Black entrepreneurship
DeAnne Brookshire, CEO of Pink Leaf Consulting, discusses her entrepreneurship journey and the impact of her business in the Black community, while offering advice for those looking to start their own business or leave the workforce.
Remembering Gladys Blount and Romay Johnson-Davis, women of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion
Two members of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, Mrs. Gladys Blount and Mrs. Romay Johnson-Davis, are remembered for their courageous service during WWII, their long and meaningful lives, and their contributions to the fashion industry.
AFRO EXCLUSIVE: Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott ties the knot with Hana Pugh
By AFRO Staff The AFRO has learned that Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott officially took the hand of Ms. Hana Pugh in marriage on Aug. 11. A private Northeast Baltimore ceremony, held inside of Walther Gardens, was confirmed by sources close to the 40-year-old mayor. The ceremony was officiated by Judge Stewart Mays, of the […]
Congress talks about the important role Black media plays in society
Congressional members have praised Black media organizations like the AFRO for elevating Black voices and delivering important information to voters, particularly during this election cycle.
Commentary: A guide to achieving successful outcomes in custody cases
Preparing for a custody proceeding involves gathering information and documents through discovery, creating a parenting plan, and establishing child support, and legal assistance can be sought from the Maryland Family Law Hotline or the Family Law Self Help Center.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore to endorse Kamala Harris for president
Maryland Governor Wes Moore is set to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for president in the 2024 election on July 22, following a Zoom call hosted by Win With Black Women that raised over 1.5 million dollars.
For the fellas: Keeping the flame lit with budget-friendly date nights
Date nights are a great way to keep the flame alive in a relationship, and there are many low-cost or free options to choose from, such as strolling through the park, movie night at home, and attending a free event.
Harold Sanco weighs in on being physically fit at any age
Senior citizens should aim to exercise three to four times a week, starting with moderate exercises and gradually increasing the intensity, while also ensuring they are getting enough protein, carbohydrates, fats, and calories in their diet and checking in with a healthcare professional before and after workouts.
Prince George’s County Council announces special election after recent resignation
Prince George’s County Council has set two dates for special elections to replace former Council Member Jamel “Mel” Franklin, who resigned on June 14, after being charged with multiple counts of felony theft, perjury, and embezzlement.

