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A monthly electronic journal of politics, art and culture from a distinctively, but not exclusively, African-American perspective.
Minnesota's Most Progressive AfroAmerican Newspaper
Collective of journalists, writers, artists, activists, communicators and entrepreneurs using the information revolution as a means towards the overall empowerment of Black people.
What you will find in this introductory issue is a mixture of various things
UONI, swahili for vision, will explore spiritual, social, economic and political issues. This exploration will hopefully ignite discussion and formulate solutions to everyday problems.
ONYX WOMAN is a quarterly publication developed exclusively for the professional and personal development for women of color. ONYX WOMAN addresses the needs, concerns and interest of African-American women by providing access to information and resources in the areas of employment, education business development, health, family, finances and spiritual enrichment.
The Final Call Newspaper is the country's leading source for news and information about issues and events relative to the Black community. Published by the Honorable Louis Farrakhan, National Representative of The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, The Final Call follows in the tradition of Muhammad Speaks, with hard-hitting national and international news and coverage of political issues. It is the official communications organ of the Nation of Islam.
Million Man March Pages
Research center for today's black woman with packed issues on such topics as health, career, contemporary living and family concerns, as well as fashion, beauty and fitness.
Business news, strategies, Information and resources for the African American entrepeneur, corporate executives, managers and professionals.This cyber-version of Black Enterprise Magazine uploads new content at the first of each month in areas of technology, entrepreneurship and personal finance management. A good place to go to improve your financial savvy on the Web.
Brief Summary - "Catch-A-Fire is an eclectic-layed-back- slicked-to-the-side on-line magazine combating the stereotypes which plague our society. We are an independent publication that caters to original and non-traditional works by people of color. Catch-A-Fire seeks to highlight progressive, positive issues and art as an alternative to the widespread, prevalent images of us broadcast by the media today and to promote unity and self-determination among people of color."
A Source of News You Should Use," is the slogan for BOBC's bi-monthly newsletter. The publication offers a forum for freelance Black journalists to distribute their work, free of the restraints found in non-Afrocentric journals. BOBC News also focuses on "providing accolades for Black achievers" to create balance in a media environment which often spotlights the ills within the Black community. Check out their Political Poll, as mentioned recently in the Wall Street Journal!
African American magazine from Orange County
Callaloo, the premier journal of African-American and African arts and literature, publishes original works by and critical studies of black writers worldwide. The journal offers a rich mixture of fiction, poetry, plays, critical essays, cultural studies, interviews, and visual art
AFRICA TODAY is an international news magazine which aims to make a contribution to the greater enlightenment of the diverse issues of Africa. The team of correspondents and journalists who have been assembled from within and outside the continent are experts in their various fields. AFRICA TODAY conveys the information and propagates the aspirations required to assist both the undeveloped and developing nations of the continent and further inspire those friends of Africa who are prepared to participate in building the new Africa of our dreams.
AFRICA NEWS ONLINE, organized by Africa News Service in partnership with Africa's leading news organizations, provides easy access to the latest information from and about the world's second largest continent. New information is added each day. The Web site has three main areas, each with a number of sections.
An online tool dedicated to the empowerment, education, unification and upliftment of people of color online worldwide
THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online is the electronic version of the 26 year old, national career opportunities magazine. In addition to the abundance of career planning/job search information, there is commentary by leading African-American writers, lifestyle/entertainment features, general information on college life, and news of what’s happening on college campuses today.
An independent, information-oriented, networking newsjournal serving the mixed-race/interracial community in cyberspace."
Presents news & issues to educate, stimulate, and inspire.
As a definition, we always refer to this publication as "a multicultural magazine." Multicultural, by our example, has taken the place of African American...which has in turn taken the place of entertainment. The development has further broadened our reach and also the diversity of the publication. We seek not to be a segmented institution, but a focused one. Focused on growth, understanding and awareness between the different cultures and that of outside cultures. By our mission, we don't feel that The SuperStar will be the sole entity to resolve the differences between the races, but to spread awareness in whatever capacity while also learning and nourishing a people that have long been kept down and out.
This Afro-centric business 'zine is way more than 'just a black thang'. Anyone interested in timely, incisive biz advice will gain from delving into the site's articles, profiles, entrepreneurial tips, and excellent links.
YUSH Ponline, the mag-e-zine for the Streetwize, the Wanna-Get-Wize & the Otherwize. YUSH Ponline is the UK's first Internet magazine with editorial content from a black perspective. We run things from a global, urban perspective and according to Internet Underground we're a "hip, ultra-cool cultural trip through music, fashion, pop culture, art, society and politics". We feature: Arts & Culture Slanguage Muzik, Politics, Entertainment and Stylee.
An OnLine Capitol Hill newspaper with up-to-date information about Black politicians and other items relating to Afro American people.
PAPYRUS is a quarterly magazine that features craft-oriented columns on writing that are inspirational, practical and easy for the beginning writer to immediately utilize. In addition, we provide a marketplace column where writers will find specific guidelines for submitting to other publishers, along with a news and notes column for information on black writers and their works and activities. Readers especially like the Writer's Showcase space where we show off novel excerpts, short stories, provocative nonfiction and well-crafted poetry.
The Conduit WebSite is an archive of articles and images originally printed in The Conduit Newsletter. Published quarterly by imhotech, the newsletter is an excellent point of reference for you to stay connected to the vast undertakings of African Americans in the world of Technology.
News and views pertaining to the African American community
One of the most comprehensive "webzines" on the net. Everything you need to know consolidated into a well thought out, and u p to date periodical that will keep you coming back for more.
WORD Online includes selected articles from the hard copy version of WORD, the Black Culture Magazine.
Venus Magazine provides a voice for black homosexuals and a window for a positive view of alternative lifestyles. Published monthly and distributed FREE in Atlanta and the southeastern United States.
...is a weekly national and international commentary on critical issues affecting the life of African Americans and people of African descent throughout the world. In addition, the "Freedom Journal" provides timely analysis and preparation of an agenda toward a goal of social, economic and political empowerment for African Americans. Dr. Benjamin Chavis is a 35 year veteran of the civil rights movement in the United States and with the international community. The Freedom Journal is the official voice of the National African American Leadership Summit.
The Mercury News published a three-part series in late August that detailed how a San Francisco Bay Area drug ring sold tons of cocaine to the street gangs of South-Central Los Angeles in the 1980s, sending some of the millions in profits to the Contras, a Latin American guerrilla army run by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. The series never reported direct CIA involvement, although many readers drew that conclusion. The series has reverberated on radio talk shows and online forums while creating a firestorm of controversy in journalism circles. Three separate investigations into the series' findings are currently underway in Washington, D.C. and the Mercury News continues to cover the story.
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African American Publications (By State)This is your connection to many African American publications across the United States. Over 200 listings in alphabetical order and by states.
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