Pastor Jamal Harrison Bryant stands at the intersection of spiritual leadership and social activism, carrying forward a legacy that spans generations. As a third-generation pastor
The digital age has ushered in a new era of social consciousness, where awareness campaigns spread across platforms within hours and hashtag movements gain millions
White smoke billowed over St. Peter’s Square as thousands erupted in cheers. “Viva il Papa!” The ancient ritual announcing a new spiritual leader for the
The intersection of athletics and activism has become increasingly prominent in American culture, with sports figures regularly finding themselves under the microscope for their stance,
Renowned activist Angela Davis is set to lend her voice to the new generation of Black feminists at the upcoming Get Free: Black Feminist Reunion in
Newark, New Jersey, is a city that knows struggle—and triumph. By spring 2025, its streets pulse with a different kind of energy, one painted in
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
In an escalation of tensions between one of America’s most politically outspoken food brands and its corporate parent, Ben & Jerry’s has filed an amended
In an era of increasing social division and systemic challenges, meaningful change often emerges not from political offices but from the grassroots level. As activists,
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
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,
In her groundbreaking debut book, award-winning journalist and social documentarian Paula Lehman-Ewing delves deep into the evolving landscape of civil rights activism. Through her years
A chaotic scene unfolded on February 25, 2025, when Tory Lanez, the Canadian rapper serving time for the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion, experienced a
Recent statistics have unveiled a disturbing pattern of domestic violence within Black communities, highlighting an urgent need for awareness and intervention. The National Coalition Against
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
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
Judge Glenda Hatchett has built an extraordinary legacy of breaking barriers and creating pathways for others. As Georgia’s first Black Chief Judge of a State
