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
Baltimore, MD – March 22, 2025 – The Reginald F. Lewis Museum, in partnership with the Malcolm Bernard HBCU College Fair and Consciously Curated, will
As Women’s History Month unfolds across America, few entertainers embody its spirit of groundbreaking achievement quite like Vanessa Williams, who celebrated her 62nd birthday on
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
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
Los Angeles, California – March 6, 2025 – Julien’s Auctions and Turner Classic Movies (TCM), the ultimate destination for Hollywood memorabilia auctions, concluded today, “Harry Belafonte: A Man
Hulu movies to watch for Black History Month As Black History Month unfolds, Hulu has curated an impressive collection of films and series that showcase
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
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
James Beard Award-winning Chef Erick Williams joined rolling out in exclusive interview. Chef Williams is not only redefining the culinary scene at his renowned restaurant
Before dawn, Charly Palmer listens to an inner voice that drives him toward excellence. This relentless force has shaped him into an artist whose work
St. Petersburg, Florida, stands as a testament to Black history, culture and community excellence. From historic landmarks to thriving businesses, the city offers an inspiring
An American Coup: Wilmington 1898 advertises itself as the story of “the only coup d’état in the history of the US.” Near the end of
One chilly Chicago afternoon, I planned an outing with my cousin to check out the latest exhibit at The Art Institute: Project a Black Planet:
In a pivotal era for African American cultural preservation, Dr. Vedet Coleman-Robinson stands at the helm of the Association of African American Museums (AAAM) as
The landscape of civil rights activism has evolved significantly since the 1960s, with a new generation of leaders emerging to address contemporary challenges. These modern
In a landmark initiative bridging past and present, New Jersey’s ambitious Black Heritage Trail has emerged as a powerful testament to African American resilience, marking
Revolutionary holiday spirit ignites community action and empowerment The celebration of Christmas within Black American communities has always been much more than a time for
In Florida, where public schools have been mandated to teach African American history for over 30 years, many students still receive incomplete or inadequate lessons.
Listen up, because 2024 has been a rollercoaster that none of us asked to ride. While there were definitely some moments worth celebrating, we need
