You’ve felt the passion. You’ve seen the emotion. You’ve watched her speak on behalf of the voiceless and hopefully, you’ve applauded her fearlessness and her
If a person attends a Black Lives Matter event, they will most certainly see a Pride flag. For some, the presence of the LGBTQ+ banner
Jussie Smollett is not alone. A number of celebrities and dignitaries are standing in solidarity with the beleaguered “Empire” star and against the twin social
On May 19, 1925, Malcolm X, one of the greatest and most revered freedom fighters in American history was born in Omaha, Nebraska. The son of
There was a time when the narratives of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement’s heroes belonged to us, Black people. After
SOS! We are in the state of an emergency. We the people of the United States have just witnessed the swearing-in of our most prominent
Donald Trump’s acension to the highest position in the land has inspired a backlash from millions across the nation. One day after Trump officially became
For many LGBT individuals, coming to terms with their sexuality can be a difficult experience. And with the pressures of homophobia, traditional relationships and family
Jason Collins He is first African American male who admitted to being gay while still playing in the NBA. Jason plays for the Washington Wizards.
Zora Neale Hurston Vixens and baby mommas were not the representations of black femininity and womanhood that authors like Zora Neale Hurston, Angela Davis and Audre Lorde imagined for the
The New York premiere of ‘Free Angela and All Political Prisoners’ held at The Schomburg Center Langston Hughes Auditorium. ‘Free Angela and All Political Prisoners’
Scholar and icon Angela Davis re-enters the public consciousness this week. Will and Jada Pinkett Smith help us retrace this remarkable woman’s civil rights/black power
Entertainers and cultural figures showed up in Harlem to support the new Angela Davis documentary
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo When one hears the name of social justice activist, Angela Davis a litany of connotations are immediately
As Lady Gaga sat outside blowing kisses after Jay-Z’s party at the Arts Club in Mayfair, London, Jay-Z and Rihanna were spotted leaving separately and
Who runs the world? Black girls do. On Oct. 15, DJ Beverley Bond’s nonprofit organization, Black Girls Rock!, proved that point by rocking the Bronx.
