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Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent, a sacred season of reflection, fasting, and spiritual renewal for Christians preparing for Easter.
Reverend Jesse Jackson has spent years shaping civil rights, politics, and social justice as a leader, activist, and presidential candidate. The post The Great Unifer: Defining Moments That Show Why Rev. Jesse Jackson Will Remain One Of The Most Influential Leaders Of All Time appeared first on Bossip.
How the NAACP Image Awards Got Started How the NAACP Image Awards Got Started The NAACP Image Awards were created to celebrate something Hollywood often overlooked. Black excellence. The first NAACP Image Awards ceremony took place in 1967. At a time when Black actors, musicians, writers, and entertainers were frequently ignored by mainstream award shows, […]
Praise Family, we spend a lot of time talking about where we put our resources and how we build our own table. Right now, Target is actually making a move that deserves our attention. They just rolled out their latest collaboration with a group of Black designers who are absolutely killing it in their respective […]
Before Rosa Parks, 15-year-old Claudette Colvin refused to give up her bus seat, sparking a pivotal fight for justice.
NEW YORK, NY — February 9th, 2026) — In a historic musical collaboration bridging two of America’s most profound genres, the “Maestro” Ron Carter and the “Choirmaster” Ricky Dillard announce the formal release of their groundbreaking joint album, Sweet, Sweet Spirit. The album, a first-of-its-kind fusion of Gospel’s sacred power and Jazz’s masterful improvisation, is […]
The prince of gospel music, JOHN P. KEE, has kicked off Black History Month with a special NPR Tiny Desk performance. The North Carolina pastor brought his band and members of his New Life Choir up to the big city to share some of their low country musical hospitality. In a 25 minute set, Kee and […]
(Los Angeles, CA) – Gospel music legend Donnie McClurkin claims the #1 position on the Billboard Mediabase Gospel Chart with his powerful single “Better Afterwhile.” The song closed out 2025 as one of the fastest-growing songs at gospel radio, resonating deeply with audiences nationwide. Recorded live in front of an intimate audience at TBN Studios, “Better Afterwhile” captures the unmistakable spirit, honesty, and vocal authority that has defined McClurkin’s ministry and music for […]
LOS ANGELES (Feb 6, 2026) – Today, the NAACP announced that Rev. Dr. Jamal-Harrison Bryant will receive the prestigious Mildred Bond Roxborough Social Justice Impact Award at the “57th NAACP Image Awards” Creative Honors on Thursday, February 26 in Los Angeles. The Mildred Bond Roxborough Social Justice Impact Award celebrates individuals whose courage, advocacy, and […]
Ron Kenoly, the powerhouse gospel singer and worship leader whose vibrant anthems like “Ancient of Days” and “Jesus Is Alive” became Sunday morning staples for Black churches and congregations worldwide, died Feb. 3. He was 81. His death was confirmed by his longtime music director, Bruno Miranda, who described Kenoly not as an entertainer, but […]
Bible verses guide couples to build lasting, God-centered relationships through patience, forgiveness, and commitment.
John P. Kee and New Life choir made their NPR Tiny Desk Concert debut on Thursday, Feb. 5, bringing the fundamental elements of the gospel and the Black Christian Church in their music. Also Read: John P. Kee Returns with New Album, Tour After Health Battles During the performance, the gospel music mogul and his […]