The Black Wall Street Times
The Black Wall Street Times, James S. Bridgeforth, Ph.D., Tryce Prince, Nehemiah D. Frank, Alexanderia HaidaraNews rooted in history. Powered by truth. From Greenwood to the globe, our stories matter. We are bringing news that reflects us, for us. Help us reach 1,000 paid subscriber so we can continue to unapologetically report the truth as it happens.
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Welcome to the Black Wall St Times—your source for local & national news amplifying Black voices. Help us reach 1,000 paid subscribers to elevate black voices in media.
I’m a social theorist of race seeking to render people visible in the spaces they have been made invisible. I write, speak, study, and teach: https://linktr.ee/tryceprince
Nehemiah D. Frank, founder of The Black Wall Street Times, is a journalist and activist writing at the intersection of race, politics, and justice. Featured by TIME, MSNBC, and more, he delivers bold takes that the mainstream often ignores.
Former U.S. diplomat and USAID Advisor, Alexanderia, offers sharp analysis on foreign policy, travel, and pop culture. Global news decoded through 15 years of experience in the field with expertise in Latin America and Africa.
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