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Juneteenth 2026 in Brooklyn: Celebrations and Controversies

Fern GillespieThe Emancipation Proclamation abolished slavery throughout the United States when it was signed...
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Sister, Who Do You Think You Are?

"Dress Your Spirit" by Celestine Wilson,Owner, The Celestine Collection The goal of my Celestine Collection...

Sister, Who Do You Think You Are?: “We are Strong and Getting Stronger!”

An Our Time Press Special (Winner 1998 New York Association of Black Journalists First Place...

REFLECTIONS – Maitefa Angaza – In Remembrance of a Beautiful Life

We join Our Time Press and Black Star News in sharing a statement from...

Bringing Juneteenth Home

Come Saturday, June 15, The Brooklyn Juneteenth Festival, a lively celebratory day-long event for...

The History of the Annual Brooklyn Juneteenth Arts Festival

June 19, 1865 is the date that slaves in Texas and other parts of...

Sisters in Creating Black Cultural Legacies

Nana Camille Yarbrough and Brenda Brunson-Bey By Fern GillespieNana Camille Yarbrough is a cultural icon....

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Reparations Rally Heads to Bed-Stuy This Saturday

Bed-Stuy will be part of a nationwide push for reparations this Saturday, August 29....

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Free Bus to D.C. Departs Fulton Street for 63rd Anniversary of March on Washington

Brooklyn residents can join a free bus trip to Washington, D.C. on Friday, August...