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AAMU Responding to Growing Trends in Vegan Dining Options

September 19, 2018 sonadmin 0

By Jerome Saintjones, AAMU Public Relations Alabama A&M University and its food service partner are instituting changes to accommodate the growing interest among students in making healthier food choices. That demand, from vegans and vegetarians, […]

BLACK HERITAGE COUNCIL PLANS TOUR TO FEATURE AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY IN HUNTSVILLE & MADISON CO.

September 12, 2018 sonadmin 0

SOURCE: FACEBOOK Black Heritage Council planning session for a tour of Huntsville-Madison County points of interest relating to African-American history. Theme: Preserving and Promoting Madison County’s African-American History located at the Alabama A&M University, Clyde […]

AAMU CUTS RIBBON TO NEW SCOREBOARD

September 12, 2018 sonadmin 0

Huntsville, Ala. —- Football fans and University officials at Alabama A&M celebrated the launch of a new gridiron experience at Louis Crews Stadium Saturday, September 8, with the addition of a state-of-the-art marketing video display […]

Civil Rights Groups on High Alert for Cyberthreats as They Register Minorities Ahead of Midterms

September 5, 2018 sonadmin 0

(NNPA)–Trupania Bonner is quick to warn groups registering minorities to vote to be alert for cybertricks. His training class for civic engagement groups now includes discussions about cyberthreats and the Media and Democracy Institute’s new […]

ARETHA’S LACK OF A WILL COULD MAKE THING’S ROCKY FOR HEIRS

September 5, 2018 sonadmin 0

SOURCE: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Aretha Franklin was so hard-nosed in her business dealings that she demanded to be paid in cash before performing. Her heirs won’t have it so simple. Though she lived to 76 […]

BLACK LEADERS PAY TRIBUTE TO SENATOR JOHN MCCAIN DESPITE MIXED LEGACY WITH AFRICAN-AMERICANS

August 29, 2018 sonadmin 0

By Nigel Roberts, Associated Press African-American leaders sent condolences to the family of Sen. John McCain, who leaves a mixed legacy with the Black community. McCain succumbed on Saturday to his battle against brain cancer. […]

ALABAMA 200: Celebrating the State’s Birthday and African American Contributions

August 22, 2018 sonadmin 0

The State of Alabama will celebrate its 200th birthday in 2019. Formed as a territory March 3, 1817, Alabama became the nation’s 22nd state on December 14, 1819. The mission of ALABAMA 200 is to […]

New School Superintendent, SMD Conference, Huntsville Advocacy

August 15, 2018 sonadmin 0

The Huntsville City’s School system has a new superintendent. The School Board elected Christie Finley to the post at their meeting last week. Finley is the district’s Deputy Superintendent of Strategy and Innovation and has […]

School suspends football coach after locker room assault

August 15, 2018 sonadmin 0

MOBILE, Ala. (AP) – An Alabama school system has placed a prep football coach on leave after players were videotaped beating a teammate in a locker room. Mobile County schools spokeswoman Rena Phillips tells news […]

Midterm Elections: Issues Affecting the Black Community

August 8, 2018 sonadmin 0

Since Donald Trump was elected President and the Republican Party is “running things”, the 2018 midterm elections have been the most talked about and anticipated election in decades. Americans have witnessed lies being told, to […]

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