Jean Childs Young was a civil and human rights activist who was known for her work with women and children. In 1954, after graduating from Howard Unversity, Andrew Young met his first wife, Jean Childs Young at a small Congregational church in 1951 where he was working as a pastor.

Ambassador Andrew Young first read the anthems in procession as President Carter's casket was carried into the cathedral at the very opening of the service. He is also serving as the homilist.

Reverend Andrew Young, a prominent civil rights leader and former United Nations ambassador who served under Carter, began his eulogy at Carter’s funeral Thursday with a simple declaration ...

Andrew Young, the former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. under Jimmy Carter, reacts to the late president's funeral procession to the U.S. Capitol and his legacy on 'Your World.'

He may not be a candidate for Mount Rushmore, but he belongs in the foothills.” Jimmy Carter, who considered himself […]

A day after being rushed to the hospital, Ambassador Andrew Young was back at home Saturday evening, his brother said.

ATLANTA — Former Atlanta mayor and civil rights leader Andrew Young has been discharged after being hospitalized Friday in what his family described as a precaution. The specific reason for the hospital stay was not detailed, but a family statement said Sunday that he is "doing well."

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Elsewhere in the eye-opening interview, Sarah, who shares her daughters with her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, spoke about her experience of being diagnosed with two different types of cancer within months of each other.

The Citadel faced Southern Conference rival VMI at McAlister Field House, while College of Charleston faced Northeastern in CAA college basketball showdown.

"The casual misogyny, and the dehumanising of women all normalise harmful behaviour and create an environment where disrespect and violence against women are seen as acceptable or even desirable."