Afro-American Newspapers

11/21/2025

rapper was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for illegally directing millions in foreign funds to the 2012 reelection campaign and related crimes, including acting as an unregistered and , charges he plans to appeal.

Fugees rapper Pras Michel was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for illegally directing millions in foreign funds to Barack Obama’s 2012 reelection campaign and related crimes, including acting as an unregistered foreign agent and witness tampering, charges he plans to appeal.

11/21/2025

AFRO CEO and publisher Dr. Frances Murphy (Toni) Draper condemns the president’s public insult of a , arguing that such demeaning language mirrors patterns of , fuels and , endangers women—especially —and normalizes harmful behavior across society. She urges leaders and communities to call out abusive conduct, teach respect, and model accountability. https://afro.com/president-insults-female-reporter/

11/21/2025

The calendar is a guide to some of the free events and volunteer opportunities across the , and ( ) area. We hope this resource helps every family, impacted by the federal shutdown or not, enjoy a .

The Thanksgiving calendar is a guide to some of the free events and volunteer opportunities across the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia (DMV) area. We hope this resource helps every family, impacted by the federal shutdown or not, enjoy a happy holiday.

11/20/2025

Two deputies pulled a gun on a 15-year-old conducting a vigil, traumatizing the teen and his family and highlighting the need for police to take responsibility for their actions and protect from similar experiences. https://afro.com/frederick-county-police-trauma/

11/20/2025

In this commentary, urges readers to practice speech by starting with “a little bit,” cultivating intentional thoughts and habits that lead to lasting .

In this commentary, Maurice Carroll urges readers to practice mindful speech by starting with “a little bit,” cultivating intentional thoughts and habits that lead to lasting personal change.

11/20/2025

This REPLAY episode of The Chicken Boxx spotlights Alayna Blash, visionary founder of Necessity Journals. Together with hosts Jay Jackson, Dr. Frances Toni Draper, and Kevin MPECKABLE Peck. Alayna explores the importance of journaling as a tool for clarity, resilience, and empowerment. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how intentional writing can shape both personal and professional success.

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11/20/2025

First lady was inducted into the University of Alumni Hall of Fame on Nov. 14 in recognition of her decades of and community engagement. A 1997 graduate, Moore credited the university with inspiring her commitment to service, a principle she continues to carry into her role as Maryland’s first lady. https://afro.com/dawn-moore-umd-hall-fame/

11/20/2025

Celebrating National Caregivers Month: Dr. Toni A. Boulware Stackhouse honors those who serve
By Brandon Henry, AFRO Intern
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11/20/2025

Viral TikTok: Will Black or White churches feed a hungry baby?
By Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware, Word in Black
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11/20/2025

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson misses another practice, this time with an ankle issue
By Noah Trister, AP Sports Writer
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11/20/2025

CBC member Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick indicted on charges of stealing $5M in disaster funds
By The Associated Press
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11/20/2025

Maryland’s Small Business Outreach Summit focuses on preparing entrepreneurs for the future
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Staff Writer
https://ow.ly/UGi250XusWW

The 10th annual Governor's Small Business Outreach Summit in Maryland focused on preparing small businesses for future challenges and opportunities.