Prince William Little Theatre (PWLT) proudly announces the return of captivating theatrical performances to the Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas, Virginia. Following their remarkable success as the 2023 Broadway World Award Winner for Best Play for “The Westing Game,” PWLT embarks on yet another theatrical journey with “Stick Fly,” a compelling play by Lydia […]
By Stafford L. Battle, AfroFuturist AfroFuturism, a well-liked catchphrase, advocates that Black people will be important contributors to the future of humankind. People of color will be flamboyant superheroes rescuing citizens from burning buildings and evil villains. Africans will command spaceships to discover exotic planets and fist-fight frightening space aliens. These male and female heroes […]
by John Reid Whether it’s in the classroom, the House of Representatives, or in his community, Terris Todd has always been one who takes the bold steps. After several years of teaching, community activism, and political service, he is preparing himself to enter another arena as Republican candidate for the U.S. House Virginia District 7 […]
by John Reid “It’s Your Future…Fight for It!” That is the mantra of one of the fastest growing organizations dedicated to getting Gen Z representation in politics on all levels. Following in the footsteps of candidates such as Florida’s Maxwell Frost, who became Congress’s first Gen Z member, are those being promoted by Maya Luna, […]
by Freddie Taylor, CEO of Urban Intellectuals Not sure who controls your Black History programming, but Urban Intellectuals is looking to shake things up. The company that specializes in Black History Made Easy is ditching the same old discussions on Black History Month and prompting a fresh perspective. This is LONG OVERDUE. Stop Talking about the SAME […]
by John Reid On Wednesday, longtime national talk show host and activist Joe Madison, known to millions as ‘The Black Eagle,’ tragically passed away on Wednesday at the age of 74 after a long battle with prostate cancer. His family released the following statement: “”It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing […]
The New Dominion Section of the National Council of Negro Women (NDS-NCNW) is awarding four scholarship opportunities to graduating high school seniors in our service area, which includes the counties of western Fairfax, western Prince William, Loudoun, and Fauquier. Students who are interested in viewing the scholarship checklist for student eligibility and application requirements, can […]
Prince William County is rich in African American history, and this month, the county is hosting several events to celebrate Black History Month. The Prince William County Black History Committee is hosting an event called “The New Negro Movement — Prince William County Presents African Americans and the Arts,” which will take place on Thursday, […]
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, a time to shine a spotlight on healthy relationships, communication, and the importance of educating teenagers about safe dating practices. As adolescents navigate the complexities of romance, it becomes crucial to equip them with the knowledge and skills needed to foster positive connections. Understanding the Purpose:Teen Dating Violence […]
This Friday, February 2nd, PW Perspective invites you to participate in the Go Red for Heart Health event, a community initiative aimed at raising awareness about cardiovascular health. This annual event is part of the larger Go Red for Women campaign, emphasizing the importance of heart health for both men and women. Heart disease remains […]
