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By Theodore R. Johnson Marcia Chatelain, Kenisha Grant, Ted Johnson, and Mark Whitaker discuss the history of the Great Migration and how it reverberates in mass incarceration and voter suppression today. MICHAEL WALDMAN: Throughout the […]
By Curtis Bunn – Less than 1 in 5 African American workers are able to work from home, despite the pandemic, according to a new study. For the Rev. Henry P. Davis III, the effortless […]
By Noah Washington NNPA Newswire People’s thoughts about trendsetting is a stereotype that rarely includes Black nerds. Black Nerdom is on the rise. Shows like Netflix’s Astronomy Club have proven that there is a demand […]
Mar 27, 2020 ABC News By Katie Kindelan, Video by Deborah Roberts, Olivia Smith and Faith Bernstein “What if black women, it turned out, really always have been at the forefront of the struggles over […]
By Teneshia LaFaye Teen mom and Raines High School graduate suffered through two recessions and a depression, but learned from those experiences to improve her mental health and learn how to thrive financially in any […]
By Celina Colby VIEW BIO PHOTO: ADOBE STOCK Reading has long been an escape from the challenges of everyday life. While Bostonians stay at home during the coronavirus pandemic, it’s become more important than ever. […]
by Maria Russell | K–12 Programs Manager Annie Malone’s story is a classic pull-yourself-up-by-your-bootstraps narrative, the kind Americans love to tell. But the heart of her story reveals something more: a woman’s commitment to her community and her […]
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/5-black-women-share-personal-stories-of-how-they-learned-to-love-their-hair_l_5e399ac8c5b687dacc73b8acEvery B Black hair journey is personal. Every Black hair journey is personal. Shared experiences lend to a special understanding between people who know just how much money, time and emotional resources go into maintaining […]
THEY ARE STAYING STRONG THROUGH THIS UNCERTAIN TIME. BY BROOKLYN WHITE · The sudden shutdown of schools across the country, coupled with grocery store shelves being bare, has made the COVID-19 pandemic a difficult time for parents. If they have the […]
By Karen Juanita Carrillo Children’s books that can both promote literacy and history have to walk a very fine line. Over the years, we’ve all come across books that make an attempt to do this, […]
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