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[ad_1] If you ever fancied yourself as “fancy,” the Harlem School of the Arts gets you. The cultural arts center in upper Manhattan, New…
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[ad_1] Over half a million people are reported missing each year in the United States. Yet the names and faces of Black women and…
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[ad_1] At this stage in our reckoning with America’s ongoing history of systemic racism, it comes as no shock that historically Black colleges and…
[ad_1] Professional 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…
[ad_1] My approach to Black history is spiritual. I want to know how my ancestors loved themselves and each other — acts of resistance…
[ad_1] Keke Palmer is in her “Big Boss” era. The actor and new mother released her newest album on Friday, along with accompanying visuals…
[ad_1] New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell have been pretty enthusiastic about the rollout of three new robocops, which…
[ad_1] Halle Bailey recalls her hard work to become Princess Ariel for Disney’s live-action “The Little Mermaid,” including some days spending a whopping 13…
[ad_1] Florida A&M University alumna Tamia Potter is now the first Black woman to become a neurosurgeon resident at Vanderbilt University — and Twitter…
[ad_1] Cherelle Jackson, Madam President of Black Voices and Allies Leadership Committee, joins networking organization Press Release – updated: Dec 15, 2020 SAN FRANCISCO,…
