Jeannine Kayembe Oro is combining her two passions to launch the Black Women’s Basketball Museum
Oro's vast collection of Black women’s basketball history, which includes autographed memorabilia, photography, and more, ...
Americans will continue to celebrate Black History Month, whether Washington likes it or not | Social Views
It’s not that easy to just do away with Black History Month. Almost 47 million Americans claim African American heritage, ...
Meet 9 trailblazing ‘hidden figures’ of Black history from across the Charlotte region
In 1958, Williams chaired the Committee to Combat Racial Injustice, which organized to defend two Black boys, ages 7 and 9, ...
Florida rapper Doechii releases song about Grammy win, Added to Met Gala hosting committee
Florida rapper Doechii is on fire after her first Grammy. She released a song about it the next day and is on the hosting ...
30 Books by Black Authors That Belong on Your Bookshelf
Our favorite books by Black authors Growing up as a young Black girl in the South, I saw positive representations of Black ...
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New Book Tells the Story of the Most Influential Black Woman You’ve Never Heard Of
Burroughs, the daughter of former slaves, established her own school in Washington, D.C. in 1909, helping to forge new career ...
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Revolutionary rhymes: Celebrating community and culture through poetry
The Milwaukee Poet Laureate program, which was started in February 2000, aims to celebrate local poetry and is supported by the Milwaukee Public Library and the Friends of the Milwaukee Public Library ...
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Nikki Giovanni, Audre Lorde, and Toni Morrison: three voices of Black humanity and American democracy | Opinion
, let us strive to continue amplifying the voices of those who challenge the status quo and who envision a world where all people can thrive free from all forms of unlawful discrimination.
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Central Texas Black authors inspire readers to embrace identity and prioritize wellness | Roots of Resilience
Sharyn Anderson-Campbell and Tiera Sprauve offer uplifting stories that celebrate self-acceptance and mental health.