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Wisconsin’s first Black-owned resort community, Lake Ivanhoe, gets historic recognition

Thanks to Peter Barker’s hard work, Wisconsin’s Lake Ivanhoe resort is now a historically recognized location.

A recent survey of voters ahead of the midterm election shows that Black women are worried about the economy.

Historian P. Gabrielle’s hard work of undercovering and showcasing forgotten Black history has won her a MacArthur Fellowship.

For more than 150 years, Fisk University’s Jubilee Singers have raised funds, spirits, and praise with their music.

We’re happy to announce the next book in our book club: Overground Railroad. Pick up a copy today so you can join us on October 6th!

As residents of the Gulf Coast piece their lives and properties back together after Hurricane Ian, some will suffer greater and longer than others.

Decades before George Floyd died in Minneapolis, another man with the same name in Florida was killed, and his story is included in this book.

After Amazon debuted a new Lord of the Ring series, some criticized the decision to cast people of color as Tolkien characters.

While Florence Nightingale is known to many, her Black counterpart, Mary Seacole, has been lost to history. Until now, that is.

The Say Their Names Memorial, an exhibit dedicated to victims of police violence, will next be displayed in New York City.