This Day In History: April 7th Legendary jazz vocalist, Billie Holiday, spent her two-decade career singing songs of love, protest…
This week’s “In Class With Carr” examines the Trump v. Barbara birthright citizenship case to explore questions of belonging, obligation…
So, in case Y’all missed it, the other day, Donald Trump threatened to bomb Iran “back to the Stone Age,…
The 2026 NCAA DI men’s wrestling championships took place two weeks ago in Cleveland and while there were some exciting…
The Brooklyn Museum announced plans to renovate the gallery for its historic African art collection late last week. With a…
On April 6, 1937, Billy Dee Williams was born in New York City, beginning a career that would make him…
Influential Educator, Booker T. Washington, Was Born Educator and writer Booker T. Washington was born in bondage on April 5,…
On April 4, 1968, the civil rights movement lost its most recognizable leader when Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated…
M’kay, Y’all. Let’s give credit where it’s due. The No Kings protest this weekend did, in fact, deliver a devastating, historic,…
Ruling temporarily halts loss of legal status, work authorization for thousands in Minnesota A federal court order has temporarily halted…
Article by media partner Cuisine Noir, the country’s first Black culinary lifestyle outlet since 2009 dedicated to connecting the African diaspora through…
This Day In History: April 3rd From performing stand-up routines at local clubs to becoming one of the highest-earning comedians…