iHeartMedia and Charlamagne Tha God Announce First-Ever Black Effect Podcast Festival
Hosted by Comedian Lil Duval and Power 105.1 DJ Nyla Symone, the Event will Include
Art & Culture
Barbadian novelist George Lamming, a leading writer of the Caribbean colonial experience, dies at 94
‘He epitomized that voice and spirit that screamed Barbados and the Caribbean’ Written by Emma
Black Designers & Black-Owned Businesses Featured Exclusively During Beverly Center’s ‘EMERGE in Color’ Luxury Retail Experience Curated by Maison Black and The Black Fashion Movement June 17-July 23
Beverly Center is exclusively showcasing Black designers and Black-owned brands with its new, one-of-a-kind EMERGE
The Legacy of Dr. Daniel Hale Williams, the First Black Heart Surgeon
By Jason Henderson (Originally appeared on BlackDoctor.org) In July 1893, James Cornish was admitted to
The Unending Mystery in Ancestry: What I learned from taking an Ancestry DNA test
I started writing about my genealogy search at least four times. It is an exciting
The History of Black OURstory
Why do we have to celebrate Black history? Who started Black history? Why is it
Archbishop Desmond Tutu Passes Away at 90
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, a towering figure who helped bring an end to apartheid
The Meaning of Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa is a Swahili word that means “first” and signifies the first fruits of the
Keeping Harlem Alive with ArtCrawl Harlem: Our Talk with Executive Director Ulysses Williams
Janeth Benjamin (JB): Tell us about ArtCrawl Harlem. Ulysses Williams: ArtCrawl Harlem was created in
Too Black, Too Strong, Too August – In Commemoration of Black August
In this month of the Lion the world has opened up. Some say we are
