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Growing political unrest marred South Africa’s celebrations of thirty years free from apartheid on Freedom Day.
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A Black American burial ground project in South Carolina is just one subject in Caroline Gutman’s quest for a history hiding in plain sight.
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A natural wetland infrastructure project will benefit the human and animal residents of West Memphis, Arkansas.
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Pew released information about how Americans are targeted by predatory payday loan businesses during hot and cold seasons.
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26 hospitals across the country were recognized for excellent Black patient outcomes as part of Black maternal health week.
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Dr. Margot Gage Witvliet, PhD, developed Long COVID in 2020, facing medical gaslighting and discovering shared experiences in dozens of women & BIPOC. Dr. Gage Witvliet learned that medical gaslighting is an insidious phenomenon which disproportionately impacts women and BIPOC. Medical professionals frequently tell female patients with Long COVID and other invisible illnesses that their symptoms are “all in their heads” while treating male counterparts with contrasting, scientifically sound approaches.
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The evolution of the Black vote in the United States has seen significant shifts over the decades, shaped by various social, political, and economic factors.
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The Jamie Lloyd Company has responded to racist comments spreading online after announcing the cast of its upcoming Romeo and Juliet play.
Read More >Meet Zach Van Harris Jr., the South Dakota Historian Unearthing the State’s African American History
by Jonathan Kelley and Lydia Moran, ArtsMidwest Zach Van Harris Jr. is a fountain of names. They come running out of him in a steady current. There’s Oscar Micheaux, the versatile, resilient filmmaker whose…
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Beyonce’s new album has surprised and enthralled fans while paying homage to this country’s undeniable black history.
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