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Award-winning journalist and radio host, Sister Charlene Muhammad, closed out Women's History Month with a compelling cover story in the Final Call Newspaper highlighting the beauty, power and achievements of Black women.

Atlanta First Lady, Sarah E. Langford Reed, DeKalb Commissioner Mereda Davis Johnson, Dr. Eloisa Y. Kementich, and Senator Nan Orrock Honored

Ferguson, MO - Despite angry protests and national outcry after the police killing of unarmed Michael Brown, Jr., a year ago Aug. 9, the police shootings of Black citizens and ensuing uprisings continue to occur across the country.

Congressman John Lewis, Dr. Joseph E. Lowery, Ambassador Young, Mayor Kasim Reed and Rev. Jesse Jackson discuss the struggle to pass VRA and need to call on Congress to pass the Voting Rights Advancement Act

Part one, Baltimore: A Moment to a Movement, exposes conditions that fueled the Baltimore Uprising; the second film focuses on reconstruction of New Orleans

Release of report on Black women in the US and Georgia followed by roundtable discussion focused on critical policy issues impacting communities of color and strategies to mobilize African American voters for midterm election

Father's Day celebration will feature food-tasting, prizes, Kids Zone, Health Pavilion, and chef demonstrations by Chef Daron Wilson and Chef Idris Muhammad and others

Recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom in Civil Rights - Rev. Joseph E. Lowery, Ambassador Andrew Young, and Rep. John Lewis - will be honored

“None Like You” includes popular single “Crush on Jesus” featuring hip-hop artist The Minista

Nonpartisan, multicultural event demonstrated the power of women as ‘Game Changers’ in the upcoming election