Brooklyn Frost’s cover event was a celebration of influence
When you talk about influence, you have to talk about Brooklyn Frost. That’s why she was handpicked as our rolling out cover star for Black
April 12, 2025
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When you talk about influence, you have to talk about Brooklyn Frost. That’s why she was handpicked as our rolling out cover star for Black
Travel represents more than geographical movement for African Americans seeking connections to their heritage. By visiting cultural and historical landmarks, travelers gain deeper understanding of
Beyond the well-known observances lies a rich tapestry of cultural commemorations that honor African American heritage, resilience and achievement. These celebrations, spanning from intimate days
On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson stepped onto the field as the first African American to play Major League Baseball in the modern era, forever
Exploring the lesser-known dimensions of a civil rights icon The annual observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day invites Americans to reflect on a transformative
ATLANTA – The 404 Day Scholarship Gala brought elegance, purpose, and pride to the opening of an unforgettable 404 Day Weekend in Atlanta. Held in
The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History presents Luminosity: A Detroit Arts Gathering, a year-long exhibition marking its 60th anniversary. Featuring over 60
Ts Madison has unveiled the Ts Madison Starter House, a groundbreaking transitional home specifically designed for formerly incarcerated Black transgender women in metro Atlanta. The
Braiding is more than a hairstyle. For generations, African American hair braiding styles have held deep cultural significance, telling stories of survival, status and self-expression.
The Beverly Hilton Hotel transformed into a beacon of diversity and inclusion as the 36th Annual GLAAD Media Awards unfolded with remarkable moments highlighting Black
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
