The Trump administration has issued legal opinions that could facilitate the removal of monuments commemorating Emmett Till, the 14-year-old whose brutal murder in 1955 catalyzed
Malcolm X stands as one of the most transformative figures in American history, whose piercing intellect and unwavering commitment to Black liberation continue to resonate
A guide to meaningful travel experiences that connect visitors with African American history, art, and traditions across the nation. The transformative power of heritage tourism
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.
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 an era where political divisions run deep and social justice remains a pressing concern, Martin Luther King Jr.’s message of unity and equality resonates
Though it denies any involvement, an Ethiopian restaurant on the edge of Atlanta is being pilloried for using a “disrespectful” and vulgar flier to promote
Felicia D Henderson delivers an epic, never-before-told story in “The Rebel Girls” that revolves around Black teen girls who were held captive like animals for
As the United States prepared to usher in Donald Trump as president, the event’s coincidence with Martin Luther King Jr. Day held deeper significance. Dr.
In a significant moment for civil rights history, Simon Bouie and six other activists had their arrest records expunged over 60 years after they participated
Imani Y. Haynes is a museum professional whose dedication to curating Black stories is reshaping the way we see and preserve African American history. With
Black music has long served as a powerful medium for resistance, revolution and social commentary. From Billie Holiday’s haunting “Strange Fruit” to Kendrick Lamar’s politically
In a heartfelt and candid conversation with Kevin E. Hooks on “Equity in Focus,” Catrena Norris Carter, a veteran of the civil and women’s rights
As an African American, embracing and celebrating our culture is essential. From the arts to travel, there are countless ways to engage with our rich
Signed into law on July 2, 1964, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 marked a pivotal moment in the history of the United States by
North Carolina has a Republican nominee to become its new governor. Mark Robinson, a Black man from Greensboro, has won his state’s primary heading into
While the late Harry Belafonte was featured on the in memoriam montage at the recent 66th annual Grammys, he did not receive a special tribute
For centuries, marginalized communities have confronted systemic hurdles hindering their economic prosperity and ownership of property. Among the most egregious examples of this injustice is
Producing director Crystle Roberson governed over every episode of the enthralling new season of “Genius.” This season details how the lives of venerated civil rights
The debut of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” video, Whitney Houston’s rendition of the “Star-Bangled Banner” at the Super Bowl, landing on the moon in 1969, The
