My Black News is the leading on-line publication that publicizes African American issues. My Black News subsequently fosters discussions and debates on African American issues that lead to their greater understanding and appreciation. My Black News performs an extensive search of the internet for African American issues that may not be readily apparent to the reader. The reader of My Black News will find a wide range of reports regarding African American issues in government and politics, community service, entertainment and global events. My Black News also has a varied fare that includes interesting stories, tech news, and entertainment. My Black News has also become the on-line venue to publicize and discuss African American issues and a comprehensive source on related news due to the various categories they cover. These categories include: Google News, My Entertainment, My Politics, My Health and My Religion. The October 29, 2010 on-line issue of My Black News gives a sample of approach of bringing relevant news and developments to the African American community which increasingly includes engagement with the global Black community. As sourced from PRWEB [Catonsville, MD, USA]"Global Black Search Engine Launches" reported the project of Obi Linton who, tired of struggling to find unique African, African American, Afro European and Caribbean blogs and websites online, founded the Annual Black Web Awards developed GatewayBlack, the global Black search engine. As Linton explained, he hopes that "like many of these search engines, our hope is that GatewayBlack. will help create an environment where promotion of one's heritage is seen as an invitation for learning, unity and the appreciation of shared experiences that build true understanding." The article, "Why the Star of David Rises Across Africa" from the Jewish Chronicle reports on the growth and development of Jewish communities in a number of African countries such as in Mali, Ghana, Nigeria, the Congo and Rwanda. "Throughout Africa, the idea of Judaism is becoming more and more important, as is identification with Israel," says Tudor Parfitt, professor of Hebrew at London University's School of Oriental and African Studies [SOAS]. African Judaism, Professor Parfitt says, has "different strands". Some groups have been influenced by the Black Hebrews, the American movement which believes the Israelites originally came from Africa. My Black News innovates and stays in touch with the public through its feature that allows subscribers to post their own news articles, free of charge. The only requirement of My Black News is that the subscriber/contributor obeys all copyright rules and law and gives prior credit to the original authors and publishers and that the article is free from excess swearing and pornographic material. There are also free online games that should entertain and give a break to the online reader. The reader can follow My Black News' Twitter Page and at Facebook at: My Black News' Facebook. Likewise, the reader can follow via RSS news and comments. For more information on African American issues visit Myblacknews.
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