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Read more Black History Month Series at IPH Set to Celebrate and UpliftIf you ever fancied yourself as “fancy,” the Harlem School of the Arts gets you. The cultural arts center in upper Manhattan, New York, threw a 60th anniversary…
Read more These Young Dancers and Artists Have Entered Their ‘Bridgerton’ EraAt height of spooky season, nothing feels more horrifying ― or more disrespectful ― than human remains that have been on display to the public for decades without…
Read more It’s Time To Talk About Museums’ Unethical Collection Of Indigenous And Black Human RemainsOver half a million people are reported missing each year in the United States. Yet the names and faces of Black women and children like Arianna Fitts, who…
Read more This Is Why We Need A Unique Missing Person Alert For Black Women And ChildrenImagine waking up to find men in hazmat suits on rooftops and station wagons in your neighborhood, spraying an unknown chemical into your front yard. While this sounds…
Read more St. Louis Has A Nuclear Waste Problem — And You Can Guess Which Communities Are Being IgnoredAt this stage in our reckoning with America’s ongoing history of systemic racism, it comes as no shock that historically Black colleges and universities have been underfunded across…
Read more These HBCUs Have Been Massively Underfunded For 30 YearsProfessional runner Erika Kemp’s goal at this year’s Boston Marathon was simple: to finish running 26.2 miles and “be OK.” But when she crossed the finish line, the…
Read more She Wanted To ‘Be OK’ At The Boston Marathon. Instead, She Set A Record — And Shattered Barriers.My approach to Black history is spiritual. I want to know how my ancestors loved themselves and each other — acts of resistance in a world that tried…
Read more LGBTQ+ Leaders Contributed So Much To Black History — So Why Was Their Queerness Erased?Keke Palmer is in her “Big Boss” era. The actor and new mother released her newest album on Friday, along with accompanying visuals written and directed by her.…
Read more Keke Palmer’s ‘Big Boss’ Lets Fans In On Her Personal StrugglesNew York City Mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell have been pretty enthusiastic about the rollout of three new robocops, which Sewell called tools to “safeguard…
Read more NYPD’s Snitching Robots Could Be The Future Of Racist PolicingHalle Bailey recalls her hard work to become Princess Ariel for Disney’s live-action “The Little Mermaid,” including some days spending a whopping 13 hours in the water filming.…
Read more ‘Little Mermaid’ Star Halle Bailey ‘Pushed’ Herself ‘Far’ On 13 Hour Film Days In WaterFlorida A&M University alumna Tamia Potter is now the first Black woman to become a neurosurgeon resident at Vanderbilt University — and Twitter users can’t hold back their…
Read more HBCU Grad Makes History As First Black Female Neurosurgeon Resident At VanderbiltCherelle Jackson, Madam President of Black Voices and Allies Leadership Committee, joins networking organization Press Release – updated: Dec 15, 2020 SAN FRANCISCO, December 15, 2020 (Newswire.com) –…
Read more International Association of Women Recognizes Cherelle Jackson as a 2020-2021 Influencer
