African Americans

American Jewish Congress launches initiative to strengthen Black-Jewish relations

The 500-member delegation’s ‘Unfinished Business’ pilgrimage was inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.’s planned 1967 visit to Israel, which never took place.

American Jewish Congress President Daniel Rosen address hundreds of Black Christian leaders in Jerusalem.
Passengers at the Ben Gurion International airport near Tel Aviv, July 16, 2026.

500 Black Christian leaders arrive in Israel for 'Unfinished Business' pilgrimage

The Nike basketball camp at the JCC of Greater Baltimore.

Black and Jewish youth build bridges through basketball, on the court and beyond

Students from 14 colleges came together through the 2026 Two Museums Program

Two museums, one mission: Preparing young leaders to confront antisemitism and racism


How God, Martin Luther King brought a ‘Bishop of Israel’ to the Holy Land

Meet Bishop Glenn Plummer, a man on a mission to bring Black American Christians to Israel.

 Bishop Glenn Plummer

Zionists helped defeat segregation in Baltimore - opinion

This story began in the autumn of 1946, when the Zionist activists known as the Bergson Group sponsored a Broadway play called 'A Flag is Born.'

Child survivors of the Holocaust ride aboard the S.S. Ben Hecht.

Louisiana governor to pardon plaintiff in landmark racial segregation case

Homer Plessy was arrested 1892, setting off a chain of events that led to the 1896 Supreme Court case.

AN AFRICAN AMERICAN uses a ‘colored’ water fountain in Segregation-era American South.

The secret of Zionism’s success, we did it ourselves - opinion

Ben-Gurion was building a nation – and healing a people. He felt he needed to impose a new model, the New Jew, on everyone.

 THEN-ISRAELI AMBASSADOR to the US Gilad Erdan visits the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington earlier this year.

Meet the African-American philanthropist promoting Jewish values

Robert Smith is the chairman of the board of Carnegie Hall and the world’s foremost African-American philanthropist.

 The Carnegie Hall

Ambassador Erdan calls to strengthen ties with US minority communities

Erdan toured the National Museum of African American history for over three hours, learning about slavery, the civil war, and the Civil Rights.

Erdan touring the National Museum of African American History and culture, last week.

3 days of rioting shattered Crown Heights. 30 years of peacemaking put it back together. - opinion

The peaceful and joyous nature of the One Crown Heights festival stood in contrast to the events of 30 years before.

Crown Heights, Brooklyn

Neo-Nazi leader arrested in Arizona for aggravated assault

United States white supremacist leader, Burt Colucci, was arrested on Monday after threatening Black individuals outside a hotel in Arizona.

Burt Colucci of the white nationalist group National Socialist Movement attends a rally in Maricopa, Arizona, U.S., April 16, 2021.

Killings of Asian women renew push for tougher US hate crime laws

"No one wants to be the last state standing without a hate crime law," said Swati Patel, interim CEO of the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce.

Demonstrators hold signs during a demonstration following the deadly shootings in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S. March 18, 2021.

Nick Cannon ‘educates himself’ on Jewish issues after antisemitic comment

The Black celebrity said that blacks are the “real” Semitic people and argued that “non-melanated people” were barbaric.

Rabbi Abraham Cooper, left, talks with Nick Cannon on an episode of his online "Cannon's Class" show.