Nat King Cole’s often overlooked role in the Civil Rights Movement
Cole’s impact extended beyond the realm of music. In 1956, he became the first African American to host a national network television show, “The Nat King Cole Show.” This was a groundbreaking moment, ...
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From Pulpit to Protest: Black Faith Leaders Outline the Path Forward for Democracy
Black faith leaders and activists unite at Metropolitan AME Church in D.C. to fight against the erasure of Black history and ...
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'Unemploying our own members': Black megachurch cuts ties with Kennedy Center after Trump takeover
A historically black megachurch in Virginia has cut ties with the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts after ...
Christian Daily International on MSN10hOpinion
Most US pastors encourage congregations to pray for and support persecuted Christians, new report shows
Church pastors in the U.S. have overwhelmingly indicated that the needs of the persecuted church are important to their local ...
National Catholic Reporter23hOpinion
60 years of bold reporting: The legacy of a renegade priest
Parish in 1997, NCR uncovered the groundbreaking ministry of Fr. James Callan, a priest whose daring vision would soon shake ...