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
Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, is observed by Muslims worldwide as a period of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community. While primarily a
As we celebrate Black Women’s History Month, we honor ten remarkable trailblazers who continue to transform America through their groundbreaking work and powerful voices. These
A groundbreaking analysis from WalletHub has unveiled Maryland and Texas as dominant forces in America’s urban diversity landscape. Together, these states claim five of the
It’s Feb. 28, social media feeds have filled with calls for a one-day economic boycott targeting major corporations that have recently scaled back their diversity,
Mattel’s latest doll honors a groundbreaking designer who changed toy history forever. The iconic Black Barbie celebrates nearly half a century of representation this month
Reginald F. Lewis, the visionary entrepreneur who orchestrated the largest offshore leveraged buyout in American history and became the first Black businessman to build a
A seemingly straightforward question posed by Trevor Noah on his podcast “What Now?” has erupted into a national conversation about the complex legacy of integration
Actress, comedian, writer and vocalist Christina Anthony stars as Miss Scarlett in the national tour of Clue. After making her mark in TV and comedy,
Comedian D.L. Hughley lambasted fellow jokester Trevor Noah who questioned whether “integration” was the right thing for Americans to do. Noah, the former host of
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/V_HV9C_77rM Atlanta’s Historic West End just got a little more radiant with the grand opening of Honeysuckle Moon, a Black-owned holistic skincare and wellness brand
The roots of documenting Black history trace back to 1926 when historian Carter Woodson established Negro History Week. This initiative later expanded into Black History
Chicago’s South Side stands as a testament to the resilience and creativity of Black Americans who transformed a segregated area into a vibrant cultural center.
Black banking’s journey in America began in 1833 when successful Black entrepreneurs started offering informal financial services in Northern cities and New Orleans. These early
The landscape of American leadership underwent a historic transformation in 2008 with the election of Barack Obama as president. His eight-year tenure brought significant policy
On Feb. 15, 2025, the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry welcomed many of Chicago’s most prestigious individuals for the 55th annual Black Creativity Gala.
Today, we celebrate a milestone for two extraordinary men — Les Brown and his twin brother, Wesley Brown — who turn 80 years old. These
A History of Empowerment, Leadership and Social Justice Origins and Early Impact The early 20th century saw the birth of a movement that would forever
