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Are all talk, no action. The usa is in great shape. The president went on to say he will talk more about the coronavirus at the white house later on today, at 6 00 p. M. Eastern time, 3 00 p. M. Our time. He says representatives from the cdc and others will be there. Well have updates on this story throughout the day on abc7news. Com. State of emergency. San franciscos mayor steps up the citys response to coronavirus. The move comes as concern of an outbreak in the u. S. Grows. Julian glover is ...

Nearly 30 years after penning the first travel guide by and for Black women, Elaine Lee is back with "Go Girl 2."

Seven grassroots environmental activists were awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize on April 29. Known as the “Green Nobel Prize,” the Goldman Prize honors activists from the six continental regions. This year’s winners include two Indigenous activists who stopped destructive seismic testing for oil and gas off the Eastern Cape in Africa, an activist who protected a forest […]

Outdoor Afro and REI are joining forces to create travel itineraries that spotlight and celebrate Black culture.

Outdoor Afro helped design three new trips with REI Adventures, infusing itineraries with Black history, culture, and local businesses.

The brands say the three offerings—which include hiking in Shenandoah and camping in the New River Gorge—will “celebrate Black joy in nature.”

In honor of Black History Month, here’s a look at African Americans who blazed trails in the outdoors.

Elaine Lee's first anthology, with tales from Maya Angelou and more, was a game changer. She speaks on the evolution of Black travel and 'Go Girl! 2'

Students, professors and community members will kick off Penn State Altoona’s 24th annual African American Read-In this weekend with the theme Black ecologies, which celebrates environmental writing by Black authors. Exploring topics ranging from urban nature to geography to environmental science, this multi-day event aims to engage attendees with both contemporary and historical works by […]