In the bustling artistic landscape of Chicago, where rhythm meets poetry and community activism thrives alongside creative expression, K Love The Poet stands as a
Coca-Cola might be the most recognizable brand in the world, but its history is even more fascinating. The World Of Coca-Cola has a new exhibit
In a world where financial prosperity and personal fulfillment seem elusive to many, Dr. George C. Fraser stands as a beacon of wisdom, urging Black
At the risk of sounding far less humble than she can be, Dr. Adjoa Asamoah readily acknowledges the gifts her ancestors have passed down to
Lyn Hughes’ legacy centers on preserving overlooked narratives of Black labor movements, particularly the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. Hughes, founder
In a thoughtful moment during our conversation in Atlanta, Titus Walker draws an unexpected but illuminating parallel between the evolution of hip-hop and the current
The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, stands as a cornerstone of the Black Museum movement, housing
National Geographic, the iconic media organization known for documenting our world’s wonders for over a century, has unveiled an ambitious new initiative honoring individuals who
In communities across America, a quiet revolution is taking hold as structured mentorship programs create pathways to success for young African Americans. These relationships—forged between
Jesse Sharp has mastered the art of bringing larger-than-life characters to the stage. From his standout performances as Gomez in The Addams Family to his
Carla Morrison, CEO of Chitchat Communications and founder of Sisters of Today and Tomorrow (SOT), recently led a community-driven event that reinforced the organization’s mission
In the ever-evolving landscape of personal celebrations, a new trend is emerging that challenges traditional birthday norms. Half-birthdays, once relegated to childhood milestones, are now
Michelle Obama will make a triumphant return to the public stage at next year’s South by Southwest festival, joining forces with her brother Craig Robinson
Kenya Moore, former Miss USA and television personality, recently delivered a moving presentation at her daughter Brooklyn’s school, weaving together elements of Black history and
In a poignant interview that traverses decades of personal and professional transformation, Judge Glenda Hatchett emerges as a compelling figure whose life story embodies the
In a nation where political discord fills news cycles and social media feeds, Americans still share distinctive cultural threads that weave through their collective experience.
Inside Baltimore’s Reginald F. Lewis Museum, the legacy of one of America’s most influential Black entrepreneurs comes alive through an unprecedented exhibition. The showcase, spanning
The exploration of heritage through travel offers a transformative experience that connects visitors with the rich tapestry of African American history, resilience and artistic expression.
In the bustling landscape of digital design where pixels meet purpose Lauren “Lo” Harris stands as a testament to the power of authentic storytelling. Her
The weight of perpetual strength The paradox of resilience. For generations, Black women have navigated a complex social terrain that simultaneously celebrates their strength while
