Afro-American Newspapers

Afro-American Newspapers Visit us online at http://www.afro.com
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As the longest-running African American, family-owned newspaper business in the nation, the AFRO leverages this platform to shape the political and social order of the African American community which in turn will make a global impact. While newspapers are fighting to survive, the AFRO American Newspaper finds itself adjusting to the changing times with a big push on our digital presence.

Male-centered organizations like   and Baltimore’s   provide culturally informed   support, helping   and youth build re...
12/06/2025

Male-centered organizations like and Baltimore’s provide culturally informed support, helping and youth build resilience, life skills, and safe spaces for healing and growth. https://afro.com/grow-community-care-baltimore/

Prince George’s County, Md., held its inaugural     Summit, drawing hundreds to discuss climate resilience and  . Offici...
12/05/2025

Prince George’s County, Md., held its inaugural Summit, drawing hundreds to discuss climate resilience and . Officials highlighted rising costs, flooding concerns and commitments to advance the county’s plan. https://afro.com/braveboy-launches-climate-summit/

12/05/2025

The AFRO is live from Women on the Move, hosted by Associated Black Charities, at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum.

The rebuild of the Francis Scott   is now estimated to cost between $4.3 and $5.2 billion, with an anticipated reopening...
12/05/2025

The rebuild of the Francis Scott is now estimated to cost between $4.3 and $5.2 billion, with an anticipated reopening delayed until late 2030. Rising material costs, federally mandated safety upgrades, and expanded pier protection have all contributed to the higher price and extended timeline, highlighting the complexity of reconstructing one of ’s most critical transportation links. https://afro.com/key-bridge-rebuild-cost-increase/

Advocates warn Black and Brown students with disabilities may face increased barriers and undiagnosed needs as the disma...
12/05/2025

Advocates warn Black and Brown students with disabilities may face increased barriers and undiagnosed needs as the dismantling of the U.S. continues.

Advocates warn Black and Brown students with disabilities may face increased barriers and undiagnosed needs as the dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education continues.

12/05/2025

The AFRO is live at Glenmount Elementary/Middle School as U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume (D-Md.-07) visits with students to discuss education in today’s society.

Rep.   argues that the current administration's policies have left working families, union households, veterans, single ...
12/05/2025

Rep. argues that the current administration's policies have left working families, union households, veterans, single parents and individuals with disabilities struggling with for everyday necessities, while the remains out of touch with their struggles. https://afro.com/affordability-crisis-american-families/

  City Administrator   says Mayor  ’s 10-year plan aims to target the city’s current budget deficit, while investing in ...
12/05/2025

City Administrator says Mayor ’s 10-year plan aims to target the city’s current budget deficit, while investing in service delivery, infrastructure and making taxes more equitable for residents. https://afro.com/baltimore-mayor-10-year-plan/

Address

233 E. Redwood Street Suite 600G
Baltimore, MD
21202

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+14105548200

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