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Coretta Scott King didn’t just marry an activist; she became one in her own right during her life in the 20th century.
Like many jazz musicians, Ella Fitzgerald was born in the early 20th century before rising to fame for her music.
James Cone’s memoir describes growing up during the Jim Crow era and the righteous anger it inspired in him.
The Ferris State University library in Big Rapids, Michigan is home to the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia.
Dr. Nsenga K. Burton reflects on the global prevalence of racism and anti-Black violence after a shooting in Tulsa.
An Atlanta library exhibit teaches about the role Black politicians played in American history even in the face of opposition.
The way Black men talk about Black women may be indicative of a larger issue surrounding racialized sexism.
Farai Chideya details the five components of an equitable and free life for everyone, regardless of skin color.
Renowned activists Booker T. Washington who was born shortly after slavery’s end spent his life fighting for equal rights.
Every April, we have the opportunity to reflect on a great Civil Rights leader and why working toward equality angers so many.