MyBlack^® Lifestyle

• Opening a mosque in metro Detroit, not so easy either
• Sept. 29: Dyson to speak on African American leadership
• USF fraternity chapter suspended while hazing claims investigated
• Blacks lag in college readiness, ACT scores show
• Author to keynote African American Leadership Conference
• Miss Black OU places in top 15 at nationals
• Inaugural African-American Festival coming Sept. 3-5
• Re-enactors keep memory of black Civil War troops
• Book Reviews: Current Books Showcase African-American Interests
• Few Black Models Can Be Found in Solo September 2010 Editorials
• The Real Guide for Black College Freshmen
• Black and Jewish, and Seeing No Contradiction
• Cambridge College Leads New England in Granting Master''s Degrees to African-Americans
• Early Nation of Islam Documents Found in Detroit
• Black surfers have ridden waves for generations, if not centuries
• Is President Obama changing the Fashion Industry?
• Black Austinites share stories for UT oral history project
• DuSable Museum to raise fees for 1st time in 35 years
• Black Child Development Institute - Fort Lauderdale gears up for upcoming school year
• The Coalition of Black Churches: Who does it represent?
• Photographic history of Black Florida on display at AARLCC
• Dallas Black Dance Theatre eyes a blend of new works, old favorites
• African-American Clergy summit provides self-care and renewal‎
• Announcing the African American Lectionary National Forum on Preaching, Worship, & Culture
• Sisters Reflect on Relationships in Latest Documentary from Janks Morton
• Topeka to be site for Smithsonian effort
• A new anthology speaks volumes on black L.A.
• Exhibit shows story of pioneering black doctors
• Two faiths tackle blacks'' struggles
• Tracking African Ancestry with DNA
• Gullah Geechee People, Maroons & Seminoles to Reunite in Florida August 19 -22
• Works by the African American Quilt Circle
• Miss Black USA Pageant Brings the Next Generation of First Ladies to the Nation''s Capital
• CSUMB to host African American Youth Conference
• APSU hires new director for African American Cultural Center
• Mural at UNC School of Government celebrates African-Americans
• North American Baptists examine series of ‘shifts’ at BWA gathering
• Delta Sigma Theta National Conference
• National Underground Railroad Conference Kicks Off In Topeka
• National Black Women’s Beauty Conference Coming to Atlanta
• McDonald''s African American Family Day Lineup For Saturday, August 7 at the Empire State Plaza
• Fundraising for African-American museum on hiatus
• Kalamazoo''s Black Arts Festival celebrates silver anniversary: Fest aims for diverse family fun
• Detroit black gay pride festival celebrates its 15th anniversary
• African American festival brings eclectic array of food, arts and music to Downtown Flint
• Black college on tour for UM students
• Passaic African American Parade Back On
• The African American Quilt Circle bolster a cherished tradition
• Macy''s Music Festival means music to Downtown cash registers
• Black Rodeo returns to the Coast
• The Negro Leagues commemorated
• WSU To Host Round Table On African-American Education‎
• Black inventors showcased‎
• Black ministers attend summit on landing federal grants‎
• Procter & Gamble's ad campaign connects with black women‎
• NBAF highlights: Thursday and Friday‎
• Negro Leagues Baseball stamps issued by Postal Service‎
• More blacks learn to swim, but numbers are still lacking‎
• In 'Brainwashed,' media experts combat black inferiority‎
• Pittsburgh Chapter of NOBLE Receives HopeLine Law Enforcement Partnership Award
• The 2010 National Black Arts Festival
• African American Caribbean Celebration is Sunday
• Juneteenth celebrates black unity
• Best Selling African American Teen Author, to Release New Book: "The Color Of My Skin!"
• East Hampton Estate Hosts Gala to Boost Reginald Lewis Foundation, Legacy
• Best Black-Owned Bed and Breakfasts in the USA
• Boston Food Fest to Feature Pat and Gina Neely
• New inductees in African-American Hall of Fame
• National Trust for Historic Preservation, Lowe's Expand Efforts to Save African-American Landmarks with New Grants for Rosenwald Schools
• African-American artistic expression finds home in Virgil H. Carr Center
• Juneteenth kicks off African-American history celebrations in Brooklyn
• The influence of slavery on African American dance
• A foundation laid by black women
• Sale Shines Light on Unheralded Art Legacy
• E. Lynn Harris's last novel, 'In My Father's House,' about a black model agency
• E. Lynn Harris's last novel, 'In My Father's House,' about a black model agency
• The 100 Black Men of Greater Fort Lauderdale attracts thousands to Broward County for National Conference
• McDonald's(R) 365Black(R) Awards Recognize Rodney Peete and Holly Robinson Peete, Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. Among Others
• The Old Dillard Museum & Greater Caribbean American Cultural Coalition Sponsor Juneteenth Jazz Carnival Celebration
• Hutchins Selected as Valleys African-American of the Year
• Grant targets black male students
• What Happened to the Black Literary Canon?
• First lady shimmers in blue Soronen at state dinner
• Frederick Douglass' Church Joins Endangered List
• Black and Thinking Green
• An Invitation to The African-American Family Reunion
• 19th Annual African Arts Festival to take place May 29-31
• Open Discussion: Black Folks & Color Issues
• Blacks, Latinos worship in changing neighborhood
• Jet magazine launches site to land young readers
• Black Women Who Use the "A" Word
• Many HBCUs Remain Socially Liberal, Fiscally Conservative
• Disparity In Wealth Between Whites And Blacks
• An African American cultural district for Baltimore?
• W.K. Kellogg Foundation pledges $75 million to promote racial healing
• Oldest African-American Fraternity Honors Atlanta Youth Leaders at Founder’s Day Celebration
• African Americans Continue to Pave the Way in Dance
• Henry Louis Gates Jr. Partners with Archives to Expand Resources for African Family History
• Oakland's African American Students Honored During Ceremony Last Week
• ABA Supports New Black American Heritage Museum
• African America: ‘Beyond The Blues’ At New Orleans Art Museum
• Newspaper to hold African-American roundtable
• Sharpton urges cultural district honoring blacks
• City may see two African festivals this summer
• Chained to poverty: Racial wealth gap quadrupled
• ESSENCE Launches 'Hot Hair': To Hit Newsstands October 2010
• African American Heritage Committee holds fundraiser for Haiti Relief
• Black Theological Scholars Contemplate Church, Community and Change
• The Crisis of the Educated and Conscious Black Student
• African-American heritage next topic in series on city's history
• African-American Achievers honored
• African American Lectionary Recognizes Contemporary Heroes
• Black Civil War soldiers victory parade marked
• Black city students urged to learn Russian
• "...Like a white girl dipped in chocolate."
• Black Salons Face Competition from Dominican Stylists
• Louis Farrakhan Preaches Peace
• The Grand Marais is the only African American-operated golf club in the area
• Gregory, Crouch say white churches have a lot to learn from black ones
• UC African Black Coalition Honors Gains, Tackles Setbacks
• Traveling exhibition on African-American, Indian heritage now at Chieftains
• Chicago's black male school good model for Jacksonville
• How to Wear the Bold African Print Trend
• The DuSable Museum of African-American History Adds Five Paintings of Historical Artist, Ted T. Ellis to Their Permanent Collection
• Full-day preschool found to benefit boys, black students more
• Black history month, what it means to us
• Black Elegance!
• Natty Dread Lock Down
• What Happened to Afrocentricity?
• Black Mothers Who Shaped America
• Austin younger, more diverse, more educated, according to study
• Kentucky Derby aftermath: How African-American dominance was derailed by race
• An African-American Reading Group Suggestion
• Housewarming Gift Ideas for African-American Men, Women, and Families
• Black women raising white children
• Malia Obama: First Daughter's Name Surges In Popularity In 2009
• Dallas session to focus on skin shade among black people
• P&G’s My Black Is Beautiful Returns To BET
• 'Black Men United' Kick Off Role Model Effort
• Delta Employees, Customers Raise $1 Million for MLK Memorial
• First African-American to lead PU band
• A Party, by Way of Africa and Holland
• Afro-American art on display
• Is Twitter Disproportionately Popular Among Black Users?
• New Bibles Feature African Americans
• Statewide Agency Serving African American Men Makes History
• Westchester Rockland African American Book Festival
• CW hosting forum Friday to discuss significance of 2008 presidential election
• Celebrating African-Caribbean Womanhood in Time for Mother’s Day
• Exhibit examines black experience during Vietnam
• 'The Making of African-America': Author Berlin breaks down black experience
• LSUA hosting Arna Bontemps African American Heritage Quiz Bowl Friday and Saturday, May 7 - 8
• The Black Church: Alive and Well
• Once blighted, Harlem continues its comeback
• At neglected N.J. site, little glory for vets of black Civil War unit
• Advice Given on Single-Sex Schools for Boys of Color
• DIA's 46th Bal Africain was night to remember
• Juneteenth celebrates freedom
• The Alpha's show Black-Brown solidarity with Arizona boycott
• Black community fears nuclear reactors could spell environmental injustice
• Richard Aoki: The Black Panther You’ve Never Heard Of
• Gambling Days In Harlem
• Everybody In The Water: Black People Too
• Obama’s Nuclear Energy Proposal Sparks Debate Among Black Environmentalists
• Dr. Cornell West at Savannah State University
• New Orleans jazz fest thrives in spite of oil spill
• Beauty and Hair Trends at Howard University
• Sherri Shepherd shares her thoughts on the beauty of Black!
• African American Military History Museum Prepares to Celebrate First Anniversary
• More African-American women taking the 'natural' hair route
• Rewriting the Black American Family
• Black and Jewish students connect over similar histories
• South Los Angeles Latinos and blacks find unity in worship
• West Houston Jazz Festival this weekend
• Student: “Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Hazing Put Me In The Hospital”
• Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail to hold annual spring symposium May 8
• Black History Journal
• Black Farmers Wait for Promised Money from Government
• Discover The Arts - California African American Museum
• Program focuses on black male students
• Mocha Club gives aid to people in Africa
• Music festivals with all that jazz
• Life Imitates Art As Sandra Bullock Adopts Black Son
• Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Prepares New Fund-raising Initiative
• Sorority honors local African-American women
• Penn GSE Researcher Explores African-American Family Foundations, Philanthropic-Giving Strategies
• Seminarians, inspired by pioneer priest, pray for black vocations
• Trailblazers of Broward Inc., move closer toward preserving Black History in Fort Lauderdale
• Training summit for young African American males
• Another Message From the Average Black Person
• 'I Remember Gospel': Author Chronicles His Life Singing Black Gospel as a Caucasian in the 1960s
• Republicans and the Black Vote
• African-American communities near Lexington featured
• Progress, Racial Justice in African American Communities Topic of Freedom Weekend Events
• Black church leaders say priests’ misdeeds should not overshadow Catholic ‘great deeds’
• First Area African American Bishop
• 100 Black Women of South Palm Beach County Hat & Tea Luncheon
• Make 10 African-American museums your next destination
• Support Group for African-American Affairs recognizes winners
• Cleveland-area event will focus on how black community can contribute more to charitable causes
• The WIZ presented by Cincinnati Black Theatre Children’s Company
• McDonald's to sponsor Black Family Reunion
• Northwest African American Museum revives jazz-era Seattle
• DuSable photo exhibit reconsiders work of the Black Panthers
• Tiny Leesburg African-American Museum tells stories long ignored
• National African American Fellowship to return to first meeting site
• Scholar Signals The End Of The Black Church
• New exhibit of African-American art includes work of Jacksonville's Mildred Thompson
• Museum for African Art Announces April 2011 Opening
• African-American churches see a revival of cooperation
• Association to exploit Bahamas' rich heritage
• Why the environment is a civil rights issue
• Latinos, African Americans Willing to Pay More to Slow Climate Change
• African-American campers share memories of a special place and time: Robert L. Smith's Global Village
• St. Cecilia Catholic Church's closing leaves void in Cleveland neighborhood
• Pan-African Week spices things up with African and Caribbean flair
• A critic’s critics: On black churches
• African Vibes magazine throws a fashion event with 'Project Runway's' Korto Momolu
• Greening Black America: Environmentists to Watch
• Benefit gala for 100 Black Men of Long Beach is Friday
• UCLA book 'Black Los Angeles' chronicles city's African American history, issues
• African Americans' Contributions to Columbia
• Black playwrights earn respect at main theaters across the country
• New Exhibit Captures Legacy of Legendary Apollo Theater
• Self Love, Sisterly Love & The Image of Black Women
• Lost black city buried under Arlington Cemetery
• 13th Black Cowboy Festival coming
• Reggae – Music of the Caribbean
• Alpha Phi Alpha Takes on Climate Change and Energy Efficiency
• 'Black Nature': Poems Of Promise And Survival
• Faith and our future: Churches partner to keep black youth off the streets, out of jail
• Black men step up as mentors and role models for Fairbanks youth
• When a black woman commits to loving herself...
• Ballet and African American Natural Hair
• African American or Person of Color?
• Africa's influence on arts showcased
• CubaCaribe Festival of Dance and Music: From Katrina to Port-au-Prince
• Eddie Glaude in a Firestorm Over the Black Church
• Langston Hughes African American Film Festival gets under way April 17 in Seattle
• African-American Leadership Awards
• African American Travel Conference comes to Falls
• The Black Church: Working Together Across Denominations
• The Last Black People in America, Part II
• The Last Black People in America, Part I
• The Exotic in the Eyes of African Beholders
• African-American heritage fest in Naperville
• Cuba’s First Black Model
• Black Arts Movement poet Carolyn M. Rodgers
• Museum lecture tells pioneering black women's stories
• 20th Century African American Experience Presents Dr. Mohammad Chaichian
• About 160 MN Black youth are waiting for an adoptive home
• My black, island identity
• Fewer Hispanics, blacks ineligible for after-school activities
• African-Americans and the African Diaspora in MN
• Va. church becomes second in area to give facilities to black congregation
• Howard University Hosts John Hope Franklin Tribute
• Archeology of Atlantic Africa and The African Diaspora by Akinwumi Ogundiran and Toyin Falola
• African Hair Braiders Want a New Law
• Trailblazing sorority celebrating anniversary
• Langston Hughes African American Film Festival gets under way April 17 in Seattle
• African American and Caucasian churches swap pastors
• African American Heritage Day 2010 - Call for Participants
• Four black achievers improve South Florida
• Dancers share African culture
• Severna Park author Chase-Hyman set out to make black teens normal
• Exhibits showcases works by African-American artists
• CD Forum presents American Heritage Series: Black Women in the West
• African-American Community Fund grant applications now available
• Forty Years Later: African American Studies Flourishes
• Africa in April Festival swimming along
• Black fine art show in Dallas tries for national, African talent
• Black Women Songwriters Discuss Their Craft
• SoulOfAmerica.com Announces Top 21 Black Museums in America
• Behind Obama’s Cool
• Museum to host Southwest Black Fine Art Show
• Historically black colleges and the LGBT community
• BSA, Phi Beta Sigma host Easter egg hunt
• Slave Narratives: the Bedrock of Black Literature?
• Ideas About Black, Urban Gen Y Need Update
• My Holy Bible for African-American Children
• Dallas African American Museum Called A 'Treasure'
• Black pastor says he doesn't plan to run for SBC president
• Harlem as Black Capital of America will soon be a memory
• Obamas Attend Easter Service at Black DC Church
• Roots and branches: Area residents attempt to trace their African roots
• DuSable celebrates music of civil rights movement
• Students Uncover African-American Civil War History
• Treating Problem African-American Skin
• Project celebrates promise of black youth
• Obama To Attend Easter Church Service In D.C.
• Black Spring Break may be in the works
• African American Philanthropy Summit Coming to Cleveland
• Austin running full speed ahead to embrace Texas Relays
• "Black Like Me Doll Collection" shows to Floridians Annie Henry's African-American dolls collection
• Theology, Politics & the African-American Community
• Toni Morrison Chairs Black Writers Conference in Brooklyn
• Pastor says it is time for Southern Baptists to elect a black president
• Black sports museum proposed for downtown LR
• Obama White House Observes Black-Jewish Passover Seder
• Win A Trip to the Soul of Black Paris
• Fashion Designer Qristyl Frazier of Project Runway Is On Black Empowered Radio Tonight
• Pope brings African-American foundress one step closer to sainthood
• Arliene T. Penn presents West African and African American hair-braiding research at social science conference
• Black Atlantans Stranded by Legacy of Inequality
• Freeing the Black Woman’s Body
• Greening Up While Cleaning Up Black Atlanta for a Healthy and Sustainable Future
• Easter and the black church
• African American founder of New Orleans religious order declared venerable by Pope
• Step up to the plate: African Americans challenged to better support Stewpot
• Beautillion celebrates achievements of selected African-American high school seniors
• Blogosphere Booms About Black Women's Hair
• Civil Rights Battles, in Black and White
• African American Cultural and Genealogical Society of Illinois to host gala fundraiser
• End of priesthood denial for blacks was a relief to most LDS Church members
• Mormon challenges in converting Africans
• Being Blacktino: The Culture Clash
• Preserving black history, with Smithsonian help
• African American writers gather, East and West
• An Abiding Presence of Faith: Protecting Harlem's African Burial Ground and Churches Under Threat, Part I
• Contributions of Black People to Classical Music
• Blacktino and Proud of It
• Sunday, May 2: The California African American Museum Celebrates the Universal Language of Dance
• The African American Lectionary Launches
• Plastic surgery gaining acceptance the African-American community
• Black Writers Ponder Role and Seek Wider Attention
• Couples Renew Vows for Black Marriage Day
• Annual Arts in Black Festival begins next weekend
• Curly Prom Hair Styles for African Americans
• The End of Black History Month
• African-American Youth Achievement Awards
• What is a ‘sustainable community’ — and why should Blacks care?
• Black is beautiful
• Line-up for Ninth Annual Black Film Festival Announced
• Can the EPA’s Lisa Jackson Rally Black Communities Around the Environment?
• New version of Bible targets African-American teens, includes 'Negro National Anthem' lyrics
• Environment a priority for African-Americans
• Poll: African-Americans Most Likely to Pray Before Bedtime
• Blacks in Wax
• Market for African-American art continues to grow
• Ballet Afrique brings a new artistic vision Austin
• Honoring black inventors, pioneers 365 days a year
• Library helps blacks looking to trace family histories
• Staging the African American Experience
• The Essence Music Festival
• BSC hosting Africa Awareness Week
• New book focuses on the Black Power movement in Bermuda
• Group Honors Best-Dressed African-American Women
• Plays focus on cancer risks in Hispanic, African American communities
• Ethnic Beauty: Green, Crossover Products Big Hits
• Environmentalist Prods Fellow Blacks to Join in Her Crusade
• Fashion Fair Cancels Show. The Age of Black Beauty, R.I.P.?
• Closing of Ebony Fashion Fair means end of an era
• Group sets out to educate people about black Catholics
• 'Diaspora' to be uniting theme of African-American Film Festival
• The Perfect Bible for African-American Teens
• Getting to Africa just got easier
• AME, AME Zion, CME churches join forces to help young black men
• Chef Pierre Thiam On Discovering African Cuisine
• United Airlines to launch Africa flights June 20
• United Airlines to launch Africa flights June 20
• Evidence in Africa: How Do You Do What You Do?
• Evidence in Africa: Dance in the Township of Joza
• Nation of Islam widens how it approaches reform
• Proud to be black — and at the Winter Olympics
• African-American Baptist Mission Collaboration Pledges $50 Million for Haiti
• Blacks in Britain by 300AD
• Stepping off or Stepping Up
• Black churches' 'Great Gathering' to work on social solutions
• Michelle Obama Should Wear LaQuan Smith, Says Andre Leon Talley
• African-American sites in region listed in guide
• The huge burden First Blacks must carry
• African-American genealogy boosted
• Interest in exploring black heritage grows
• African-Americans increasingly going under the knife in quest for perfection
• The University of Texas' Newest (Non-Football) Addition
• Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture Appoints Three New Council Members
• Black history is American history, historian Dodson says
• Celebrating Kwanzaa With Maya Angelou
• I'm Dreaming of a Black Christmas
• African-American Books in Today's Marketplace
• Informer Top 50 African American Books
• Plans for International African American Museum
• African American men honored at Tribute to Black Men
• Landreth Seed Co. turns 225, launches African American collection
• Artistic explorations of Mexico's African roots
• Harlem drawings serve as snapshot of black culture
• Conference to highlight black influence in music
• Miami's black Episcopal churches recall segregation
• Get an education in wine at African American Vintners
• African College Students in US Promote their Heritage
• UNCG hosts conference on African-American culture, experiences
• Willard Jenkins: On Talking With Black Jazz Writers
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters exec challenges Black men to mentor youth
• Blacks Still Drawn To Islam
• 'Texas in Queens': Junior wranglers find refuge with black cowboys
• African-American roots
• Faith schools could prove virtuous for black students
• Why President Obama Means So Much More to Us
• Remembering the 'Rosie the Riveter' of black Baltimore
• Jacob Lawrence and the Urban Experience
• The Fourth Annual East End Black Film Festival Announced
• American Airlines launches travel site for black Americans
• L.A. exhibition celebrates more than 500 years of African-American contributions
• Items needed for inventions exhibit on black Americans
• Black belt jonesing: American martial arts culture's roots in the black community
• Story of Americans with Native and black ancestry stirs deep emotions
• Africa DNA Tests May Help Slave Descendants Trace Ancestry
• The 'essence' of Africa
• Philly 360 Campaign Hopes To Attract African-American Visitors
• First black woman tipped for top French book prize
• Black models are shunned
• Black Methodists still striving for unity in church
• American Girl 2010 'Girl of the Year Doll' Rumored to Be an African American Doll
• Designers Bring Africa to Runways, Leave Models Behind
• How “Going Green” Can Be The New Black For Black Community
• New black Barbies get mixed reviews
• Black art exhibit inspirational
• Step show rooted in West African culture
• Sunday tea highlights black Vancouver
• Six Inducted In Arkansas Black Hall Of Fame
• Local NAACP Celebrates Centennial Anniversary
• Black Doll Collectors Find History, Fun at Annual Show
• New black Barbie with 'realistic' African features gets mixed reviews
• DID FRENCH VOGUE CROSS LINE WITH BLACKFACE PHOTOS?
• Celebrating the first African American Cover Girl Katiti Kironde
• Women, Power And African Hair
• Black Power scholar to visit UA
• For many black women, hair reflects who they are
• Black American Poetry
• 'Untold Story of Black Mormons' is told
• Annual Rodeo Showcases African-American Cowboy Heritage
• Organization brings community to African, African-American women
• Purdue, black pride merge in film
• Black genealogical groups to converge on city
• More Blacks Thinking Green
• Hip-hop: From urban Black and Latino youth culture to global influence
• Start improving our black communities
• “America I AM: The African American Imprint”
• Barbie to Get More Racially Authentic Features
• Top five black history venues
• Miss Black Iowa visits Davenport Public Library
• Tourism campaign luring black travelers to Phila.
• Go beyond the beach in the Dominican Republic
• Tavis Smiley brings touring blockbuster on African American history to L.A.
• FAMU Alumni Bring African-American Art collection to the Brogan Museum and their Alma Mater
• Prince Hall Shriners will bring deep history to Cincinnati
• Ethnicity of nannies: Parents’ new status symbol?
• Tyler Museum of Art Opens Lecture Series With African-American Artist Jean Lacy
• ‘Black Judaism’ has roots in Kansas
• Black figures wax eloquent
• Black Americans Are Using DNA To Trace Their African Roots
• National Baptist Convention President to speak at All-University Worship
• Explore culture at African-American Heritage Festival
• African American Heritage Festival
• Firm distributes wines robust in black pride
• Encyclopedia of African-American Writing, Five Centuries of Contribution: Writers, Poets, Publications, Trials & Triumphs Through American History
• Exhibit displays African-American GI’s
• Ad campaign encourages Black families to adopt
• Black environmentalists, skiers, climbers, scuba divers set to present at historic conference: Breaking the color barrier in the Great American Outdoors
• Culturally Relevant Bible for African-American Children Debuts This Fall
• African-American churches in the East Bay give immigrants voice
• Scientology appealing to African-Americans
• University of Wisconsin studying hip hop
• African-American women honored in Oakland for green leadership
• Black Beauty in Colombia
• Renowned Chef Delilah Winder and Nationally Recognized Dietitian Urge African Americans to Keep Dairy in Their Diet as Part of a Healthy Lifestyle
• Elegant Africana
• A House in the Hamptons?: Historic Vacation Spots of the Black Elite
• Aiming to add more diversity under America's blue skies