New York City Mayor Eric Adams got into a testy exchange during a live TV interview on Wednesday when challenged on his use of the term “Negroes” at a recent Black History Month event.

NYC mayor Eric Adams faced some heated questioning over his controversial "Negroes" comment made during a Black History Month event.

Noting that Adams is about to begin another mayoral campaign, Menefee said, “I want to get back to an event you had at the Gracie Mansion last night where you spoke about Black History Month ...

Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani publicly released his 700-plus SAT II scores on Wednesday in a jab at critics who ...

Adams is the most important of them all. As the city’s 110th mayor, and second Black mayor, he oversees the machinery of municipal governance.

Black History Month celebrated across the nation, teaching local communities. Rome NAACP invites public to presentation and cook-off this Black History Month. Oneida County honors New York's first ...

“All these Negroes who are asking me to step down, God forgive them,” said Adams. New York City Mayor Eric […] ...

Adams is the most important of them all. As the city’s 110th mayor, and second Black mayor, he oversees the machinery of municipal governance.