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Founded by 13 visionary Black women in Detroit during segregation, Gamma Phi Delta Sorority continues to empower communities through education, mentorship, scholarships, and sisterhood.
Residents gathered for food, music, and fellowship as the Mayor’s Office of Special Events hosted a night honoring Black history and culture.
From Run-DMC to Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G., Raymond Tyler reflects on the recording artists who shaped hip hop’s evolution from block parties to global cultural power.
Local activists Kaleem Shabazz and Steve Young remember Jackson’s visits to Atlantic City and his lasting influence on civil rights, coalition-building and political activism.
Community leaders, students and artists gathered to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy through music, readings and reflection in Atlantic City.
Award-winning artist and author shares lessons on creativity, reading, and perseverance during a special hometown visit to Atlantic City High School.
Curated by veteran DJ Ill Nino, Atlantic City Focus’s Black History Month feature spotlights the artists who reshaped hip-hop’s sound, business, and cultural influence since 2000.
A visual journey through the standout runway looks, global designers, and unforgettable moments from Atlantic City Fashion Week’s milestone anniversary celebration.
Born out of Prince Hall Freemasonry, the Order of the Eastern Star created space for Black women’s leadership, community care, and survival long before institutional support existed.
