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This Day in Black History: Young Demonstrators March in Birmingham

Young protestors who were inspired by civil rights activists held a protest in Birmingham, Alabama that led to police involvement.

Kehinde Wiley Takes on Women in New Portraits

One artist known for larger-than-life artistic juxtapositions of urban communities to break down tropes now focuses on Black women.

Study Finds Racial Bias Among Doctors

Black patients may receive substandard care from medical providers, ultimately having a negative impact on their health.

This Day in Black History: Coretta Scott King is Born

Coretta Scott King didn’t just marry an activist; she became one in her own right during her life in the 20th century.

This Day in Black History: Jazz Singer Ella Fitzgerald is Born

Like many jazz musicians, Ella Fitzgerald was born in the early 20th century before rising to fame for her music.

America’s ‘angriest’ theologian faces lynching tree

James Cone’s memoir describes growing up during the Jim Crow era and the righteous anger it inspired in him.

Jim Crow Museum Of Racist Memorabilia Showcases Segregation-era Artifacts

The Ferris State University library in Big Rapids, Michigan is home to the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia.

Tulsa Shootings and the Color of Hate

Dr. Nsenga K. Burton reflects on the global prevalence of racism and anti-Black violence after a shooting in Tulsa.

Black legislators, past and present, celebrated in Atlanta exhibit

An Atlanta library exhibit teaches about the role Black politicians played in American history even in the face of opposition.

Room 4 Debate: Do Black Men Care Enough About Sexual Assault?

The way Black men talk about Black women may be indicative of a larger issue surrounding racialized sexism.