Last updated: July 2026

Ethics & Corrections Policy

Trust is earned through accountability.

Afros in tha City is committed to correcting mistakes openly and continually improving our journalism.

Corrections

If factual errors are identified, we will review the information and make corrections as quickly as reasonably possible.

Where a correction substantially changes the meaning of a published story, we will clearly indicate that the article has been updated.

Clarifications

Sometimes information is accurate but incomplete.

In these situations we may publish clarifications to provide additional context without changing the original reporting.

Reader Feedback

We welcome thoughtful feedback from readers, sources, and community members.

Constructive criticism strengthens our publication and helps ensure our reporting remains accurate, respectful, and representative.

Image Requests

We understand that circumstances change.

Requests regarding photographs, personal information, or published material will be considered thoughtfully while balancing the public interest, historical record, and the integrity of our archive.

Conflicts of Interest

Editors and contributors are expected to disclose relationships that could reasonably influence their reporting.

Where appropriate, these relationships may be disclosed to readers.

Sponsored Content

Sponsored articles and paid partnerships are clearly identified.

Editorial coverage is never sold, and sponsorship does not guarantee positive coverage or editorial influence.

Continuous Improvement

Journalism evolves.

We regularly review our editorial practices to ensure they continue serving our readers with integrity, fairness, and transparency.