Black Lens

The Black Lens published its first issue in January of 2015. It is a local newspaper that is focused on the news, events, people, issues and information of importance to Spokane’s African American community.

News

A tale of two churches

It has been said that the most segregated time in America is at 11 a.m. on Sunday morning, and though race relations in the United States have certainly improved in the 150 years since the end of slavery, you don’t have to look too hard or too long to find reminders of how things used to be, especially in the South.

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Local News

Church orders 50+ ‘Everyone is Welcome’ shirts in support of Idaho teachers

Justice Department targets Washington’s new child abuse reporting law as anti-Catholic, civil rights violation

Community gathers to bridge divides at FāVS ‘Uniting the Inland Northwest’ event

Gov. Ferguson signs historic bill, mandates clergy to report child abuse — no exemptions

Church orders 50+ ‘Everyone is Welcome’ shirts in support of Idaho teachers

Justice Department targets Washington’s new child abuse reporting law as anti-Catholic, civil rights violation

Community gathers to bridge divides at FāVS ‘Uniting the Inland Northwest’ event

Gov. Ferguson signs historic bill, mandates clergy to report child abuse — no exemptions

Black Lens

Church orders 50+ ‘Everyone is Welcome’ shirts in support of Idaho teachers

How a sudden clinic shutdown upended my husband’s mental healthcare

Justice Department targets Washington’s new child abuse reporting law as anti-Catholic, civil rights violation

Community gathers to bridge divides at FāVS ‘Uniting the Inland Northwest’ event

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