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By Bonnie Newman Davis Jay-Z, Beyonce, Serena Williams and members of the Wu Tang Clan are among numerous celebrities and entertainers who consider themselves vegans or have embraced and invested…

By Bonnie Newman Davis March is Women’s History Month, which is the perfect time to identify women who’ve made a difference in our lives. For me, several women come to…

By Bonnie Newman Davis Major conferences and flights are being canceled, people are stocking up on prescriptions and food staples, and nonstop news updates are predicting no end in sight.…

Black Women for Positive Change Preserving and Strengthening the Middle/Working Class “Changing the Culture of Violence in America” Obama Legacy Demonstrated at Kobe Bryant’s Funeral By Dr. Stephanie E. Myers…

By Bonnie Newman Davis The Dominion Energy and The Library of Virginia “Strong Men and Women in Virginia History” awards program has been among my favorite winter events for the…

On Saturday, Feb. 29, Enrichmond Foundation will unveil a plan that has been two years in the making: the master restoration plan for Evergreen Cemetery, a historic African American cemetery located…

Contributed from Ethnic Media Services Everyone in the United States plays a race or ethnic card some time, or at least everyone responding to the census. Despite the scientific view…

By Bonnie Newman Davis Many Richmonders know Robert Dortch through his ministry—he served as senior pastor of  Shiloh Baptist Church in Chesterfield County for 10 years and as interim pastor…

By Debora Timms When August Wilson’s Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Fences opened in the November Theatre at Virginia Repertory Center on February 7, it was like coming full circle…

By Bonnie Newman Davis Keith Knight barely hit the “pause button” when the newspaper industry nosedived in 2008. Although the closures, downsizings and mergers pretty much ended the print platform…