Why we cheer for the underdog
The sight of an underdog defying expectations stirs something profound in the human spirit. From sports arenas to everyday life, we find ourselves drawn to
December 17, 2024
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The sight of an underdog defying expectations stirs something profound in the human spirit. From sports arenas to everyday life, we find ourselves drawn to
The Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection, a vital institution dedicated to preserving African and Black American history, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary with a commemorative
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A Must-See Holiday Celebration: Black Nativity: A Gospel Christmas Musical Experience is a triumph of music, movement, and culture. A perfect blend of tradition and
Two remarkable new poetry collections are reshaping conversations about Black American identity and experience. Brad Walrond’s Every Where Alien and Cheryl Clarke‘s Archive of Style:
What was once considered a dreaded rite of passage has transformed into a badge of honor for many high school students. Today’s teenagers aren’t just
Friday the 13th is the unluckiest day of the year. We get at least one Friday the 13th every year, and it’s best to just
On Dec. 11, the Shelby County Commission in Memphis, Tennessee, discussed an exciting proposal that could change the landscape of the city’s cultural offerings: a
Two of New York City’s premier institutions, Park Avenue Armory and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, are placing Black culture and history in the spotlight
The Armory Foundation will host its annual HBCU Showcase on Saturday, Jan. 18, 2025. At this showcase, high school athletes from the Tri-State area will
Jeremy Jones, music director of “Lucy and Leroy” at Steppenwolf Theatre from Oct. 26 to Dec. 15, 2024, brings his South Side Chicago roots to
The University of Michigan finds itself embroiled in controversy as debates intensify over its extensive diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. Since 2016, the university
The rise in charitable giving has been matched by an increase in sophisticated scams targeting generous donors. These fraudulent operations have become increasingly adept at
As the holiday season approaches, many families are eager to deck their halls with festive décor that reflects their culture and traditions. One delightful trend
The Black Veterans for Social Justice (BVSJ) hosted a transformative summit in New York City, drawing over a thousand participants and celebrating the strength, resilience,
On Dec. 4, 1969, a pivotal moment in American civil rights history unfolded. Mark Clark, the defense captain of the Peoria, Ill., branch of the
On December 8, 1941, the day after Pearl Harbor, thousands of Americans rushed to enlist in the military, driven by a sense of duty and
The relationship between eyewear and intelligence has long fascinated researchers and cultural observers. While glasses themselves don’t make someone smarter, they’ve become deeply intertwined with
The connection between glasses and perceived intelligence remains one of society’s most persistent stereotypes. Modern research and cultural analysis reveal several factors contributing to this
The Christmas season officially kicks off with the much-anticipated tree lighting ceremony at Rockefeller Center in New York City. This year, the event promises to
