Harlem
After spending two years living in a shelter, 8-year-old New York State chess champion Tanitoluwa Adewumi and his family now have a home.
Disrupt Harlem Code Squad illustrates the power of culturally competent tech programs for underserved young adults.
Barbershop Books is bringing literature to barbershops across the country to inspire young Black boys to read.
The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture has acquired Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis’ archive.
Sean Combs has pledged $1 million for the creation of a charter school in the Bronx.
The 49th annual African-American Parade marched through the mecca of Black U.S.A. on Sunday.
The Power of You Teens—a New York City-based non-profit organization—was created to teach girls the importance of self-confidence.
Disrupt Harlem Code Squad—a free Harlem-based tech and entrepreneurship program—is aiming to diversify the tech industry by empowering opportunity youth through STEM education.
The Lillian Project is leveling the playing field for Black women when it comes to launching their own ventures.
More disappointments as the neighborhood gentrifies.
An African-American employee sued celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson for racial discrimination.
Michael A. Walrond Jr.'s congregation is outraged.
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