Arts & Culture

Who Is the Black Woman Depicted in New Times Square Statue?

She has no name. No plaque. No backstory carved in stone. And yet, she rises.…

The History of the Black Lady Theatre and How It Created a Safe Space for Expression

The Black Lady Theatre is more than a performance venue; it’s a living monument to…

Celebrating 75 Years of Legacy: Carter Broadcast Group and the Power of Black-Owned Media

Black radio stations have been vital in amplifying Black voices and fostering community empowerment. Historically,…

Here’s What You Need to Learn about Afro-Nicaraguans

You may already know that Latin America is decorated with Afro-culture. Afro-Brazilians invented dynamic and…

Nat Turner’s Rebellion: Separating Fact from Fiction

Despite its horrors, slavery is an unavoidable part of American history, as its practice shaped…

Celebrate Black History Month by Giving Back to the Black Community

With the current political climate, how do you feel about Black History Month? Perhaps you’re…

A Brief History of the Compton Cowboys and Their Potential Super Bowl Spotlight

The Super Bowl is one of the most-watched sporting events in the world. It’s held…

Celebrating Native American Heritage Month: Exploring the Ties Between Native Americans and Black Americans

Native American Heritage Month, celebrated each November, offers a powerful opportunity to honor the history,…

3 Mystical and Witchy Black Women in History

Depending on the stories you’ve heard, you might think of witches in one of two…

Powerful Parenting: The Rise of Black Families in Genre Fiction

Sci-fi and fantasy film and television are finally broadening their horizons and providing us with…