Paul Anthony

On June 19, 1865, Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that the more than 250,000 enslaved Black people there were free, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation. Texas, the most remote Confederate state, had remained largely untouched by its enforcement. That delayed but undeniable arrival of freedom became Juneteenth, also […]

By Ed Towns 06/05/2026 After decades in public service, I can say this with certainty: healthcare access remains one of the greatest moral failures in America. New York tells a story that too many American cities share. In some neighborhoods just miles apart, life expectancy can differ by more than a decade, with predominantly Black

Each month, we profile one or more Jazz Foundation of America musician clients, in order to give you, our generous supporters, an inside look at the myriad of issues our musician community faces. We are grateful to the musicians who grant us permission to share their story with you. GT is an 86-year-old jazz guitarist, who was born and

Walk into Borgatti’s on East 187th Street and you’re standing in a shop that’s been there since 1935. The company uses many of the same recipes cofounder Maria Borgatti brought from Bologna, maintaining the same dedication to handmade pasta that defined the business nine decades ago. What makes Borgatti’s remarkable is that the business is

Sponsored by JPMorgan Chase Depending on where you are in your homeownership journey, refinancing your mortgage can be an effective strategy to help you meet your financial goals. Refinancing may help you save money over time or add money back to your monthly budget if you score a lower interest rate. And depending on the

THT: Hi, I’m Paul Jackson from The Harlem Times. I’m here in Yonkers at Make My Fish (MMF) with co-founders Joe Watson and Pat Ellerbe. Tell me a little bit about your background and how this dynamic partnership began. Joe Watson: Pat and I go way back. I was born and raised right here in Harlem, and so was

By The Harlem Times The social fabric of American life is undergoing a quiet but profound unraveling. While our parents and grandparents often found life partners through neighborhood dances, religious institutions, or local community hubs, those organic “third spaces” have largely been replaced by digital gatekeepers. Today, nearly 30% of Americans—approximately 100 million people—report being

Choosing more conscious living?  Come breathe in new life and infuse yourself with mindbody wellness at Westchester’s very own “Alkaline Herbs and More”.  Owner, James Acosta has positioned himself as an apothecary lighthouse for those of us in search of holistic options for self-care. Alkaline Herbs, a handcrafted organic herbal health and wellness shop, offers

New monthly giving initiative invites supporters to sustain 25 years of free theatre, arts education, and economic impact in Harlem Harlem, NY — The Classical Theatre of Harlem (CTH) announces the launch of its new fundraising campaign, “$25 for 250”, a monthly giving initiative designed to support and grow the organization’s free, community-centered programming. For more than 25 years, CTH