D.C. opens Joy Evans Therapeutic Recreation Center, a $40.4M facility dedicated to improving residents' well-being. Named for a former Forest Haven resident.
The AFRO-American Newspapers is a pioneering and influential African American news publication that has been at the forefront of reporting on issues that matter to the Black community for over a century. As the longest-running Black family-owned newspaper in the nation, The AFRO has played a pivotal role in advocating for racial equality, equal opportunity, and the economic and social advancement of African Americans.
With a deep-rooted commitment to providing reliable and credible information from a Black perspective, The AFRO covers a wide range of topics that resonate with its audience. These include government and politics, culture and society, entertainment news, business and industry, and education. The newspaper's coverage encompasses government announcements, press releases, event coverage, opinion editorials, and expert commentary, offering a comprehensive and nuanced understanding of how these issues impact the lives of Black Americans, their communities, and the world at large.
The AFRO's readership comprises individuals seeking accurate and trustworthy news sources that prioritize the Black experience and perspective. By broadening their understanding of historical contexts and current relevance, The AFRO empowers its readers to engage with complex issues that shape their realities.
In addition to its print edition, The AFRO maintains a strong online presence as a news aggregator, ensuring its content reaches a wider audience and remains accessible in the digital age.