News for Harlem and the Harlems of the World
At 5:30am on the morning of Thursday April 2nd Al Shabaab terrorists, stormed Garissa University College in Garissa town in northern Kenya. They shot the guards at the gate and began a massacre with the highest fatalities since the 1998 bombing of the US Embassy in Nairobi. In total 148 people were killed, 142 were […]
Al Shabaab terrorists attack Garissa University in Kenya, killing 148 Read More »
Flavorful music, people and food are the perfect side dishes to complement Miami’s gorgeous beaches. And when it comes to flavor, it’s worth getting an exotic taste of the neighborhood known as Little Haiti. The heart of the Haitian cultural diaspora, Little Haiti (formerly known as Lemon City because of its lemon groves) is an
Little Haiti: A Taste of Culture, Food And Art. Read More »
March 8th, International Women’s Day has its roots in early 1900’s world and American History. Women’s History Month is a result and has placed well-earned Honors upon the works and memories of very distinguished female leaders. The legacy began with highlighting early women’s issues like Abolition of Slavery, Suffrage, Fair Labor Policies and eventually progress
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The names of LeBron James, Serena Williams, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Tiger Woods have been synonymous with their respective sports throughout their careers. They are also some of the most recognizable faces across the world. However, with the above mentioned names, the end of their playing days is closer. So who will be among the
Top Black Athletes 25 Years Old And Under Read More »
With the collaboration of The City College Center for the Arts and Byron and Sylvia Lewis, a grand celebration depicting Club Harlem was bestowed. This joyous festivity was possible due to the Lewis’s strong and diverse expertise in media, production and business. Byron Lewis established a multicultural advertising agency, UniWorld Group, Inc., the oldest of
On Kentucky Avenue: A Celebration of Atlantic City’s Historic Club Harlem Read More »
Continuing to stay “In The Spirit” and still shaping new worlds for many, the elegant Susan Taylor takes time to sit with the Harlem times. Highly recognized across the world stage for her inspirational monthly editorials for over 30 years, Ms. Taylor, the High-priestess in Black media was a dominating force. Indeed, she still reigns
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Dr. Nadege Dady is delighted about her appointment as Dean of Student Affairs at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine (TouroCOM) making her the first female dean at the college. It also makes her the first African-American dean since the school’s creation in 2007. She moved into the new position in February, just six short months
As we celebrate woman’s history month, let’s take a look at one of the most accomplished female athletes in the history of sports, Serena Williams. Earlier this year Serena Williams won her 19th singles Grand Slam Title when she defeated Maria Sharapova in straight sets in the Australian Open. With the victory, Serena is just
Serena Continues to Shine Read More »
Harlem Times: When the Jets officially named you their new head coach who was the first person you called to let them know of the news? Todd Bowles: My kids, then Bruce Arians and then Doug Williams HT: What was the conversation like with coach Arians. TB: I wanted share that moment with him because
EXCLUSIVE: Harlem Times Interview with New York Jets Coach Todd Bowles Read More »
On February 14th, the Nigerian National Elections took place. The Presidential election and 18 State Governor elections were contested. To insure that the elections were peaceful, and there was a smooth transition, 11 Presidential Candidates have signed a historic “Abuja Accord”, agreeing to shun words and actions which could lead to violence before, during and
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