New Jersey Black Republicans: Meet Andrew Parker III
Andrew Parker III believes that the Democratic Party’s policies have not led to meaningful improvement in Black communities over the last 60 years.
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New Jersey Black Republicans: Meet Darius Mayfield
Darius Mayfield is running on the Republican ticket, but if pressed he would admit he feels more like an independent conservative.
Barak Obama, John Legend and Bruce Springsteen Stump for Harris in Philly
More than 10,000 people converged on the Liacourus Center for a combination concert and campaign rally, featuring Grammy Award-winning artists John Legend and Bruce Springsteen.
New Jersey Black Republicans: Meet Ray Ellis
Ray Ellis doesn’t care whether a person is a Democrat or a Republican; what matters to him is their commitment to helping the community.
New Jersey Black Republicans: Meet William "Billy" Prempeh
Prempeh, a 34-year-old natural born citizen, whose parents legally immigrated from Ghana, believes in school choice. He is vehemently against abortion and loathes the origin of Planned Parenthood, because it promoted abortion in poor Black communities.
New Jersey Black Republicans on Why the Democratic Party Is Not for Them
A 2014 report from the Pew Research Center estimated that only 5% of Blacks identified as Republican or leaning Republican at the time.
Atlantic City Housing Authority Details Action Plan to Fix Issues at Stanley Holmes Village
After years of inadequate maintenance due to insufficient funding, the ACHA has identified critical issues at Stanley Holmes Village, including failing infrastructure, interruptions in heat and hot water supply, mold, and pest infestations.
The Atlantic City Business Roundtable Will Bring Together The Leaders in Business and Government
The morning offers opportunities to share a social space and meet leaders from multiple states. The goals are always to bring great minds together for better business in Atlantic City.
Mayor Provides Atlantic City Students with Free Multi-State College Tours
Funded through American Rescue Plan grant money, these tours will take students to various Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)