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Sarah Baartman’s Hips Went From A Symbol Of Exploitation To A Source Of Empowerment For Black Women

Sarah Baartman’s Hips Went From A Symbol Of Exploitation To A Source Of Empowerment For Black Women

July 15, 2021

Rokeshia Renné Ashley, Florida International University In “BLACK EFFECT,” a track from Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s 2018 collaborative album “EVERYTHING IS…

Legal Protections For Black People’s Hair Are Still Gaining Momentum, 2 Years Later

Legal Protections For Black People’s Hair Are Still Gaining Momentum, 2 Years Later

July 6, 2021

Behind Decisions To Deny Black High School Students From Being Recognized As The Top In Their Class Lurks Racism

Behind Decisions To Deny Black High School Students From Being Recognized As The Top In Their Class Lurks Racism

July 1, 2021

In 1910 All Hell Broke Loose When A Black Boxing Champion Beat The ‘Great White Hope’

In 1910 All Hell Broke Loose When A Black Boxing Champion Beat The ‘Great White Hope’

July 1, 2021

Across The Nation Closures Of Black K-12 Schools Threaten Neighborhood Stability

Across The Nation Closures Of Black K-12 Schools Threaten Neighborhood Stability

June 25, 2021

Heading Back To The Battlefield Is Black Voters Matter

Heading Back To The Battlefield Is Black Voters Matter

June 21, 2021

Black Writers And Journalists Have Wielded Punctuation In Their Activism – Here’s How

Black Writers And Journalists Have Wielded Punctuation In Their Activism – Here’s How

June 18, 2021

Schools Can Improve STEM Learning For Black Students In 3 Ways

Schools Can Improve STEM Learning For Black Students In 3 Ways

June 9, 2021

The Rebuilding Of Black Wall Street

The Rebuilding Of Black Wall Street

June 1, 2021

Beset By Crime Colombian City Declares ‘Black Lives Matter’

Beset By Crime Colombian City Declares ‘Black Lives Matter’

May 27, 2021

Traumatizing Black People And Communities Across US The Pain Of Police Killings Ripples Outward

Traumatizing Black People And Communities Across US The Pain Of Police Killings Ripples Outward

May 27, 2021

Black Girls And Their Communities, Celebrate Prom Send-Offs

Black Girls And Their Communities, Celebrate Prom Send-Offs

May 20, 2021

Black Women Continue To Face High Unemployment As Labor Market Sees Modest Gains

Black Women Continue To Face High Unemployment As Labor Market Sees Modest Gains

May 5, 2021

From Inner-City Philly To Small-Town Texas – For Black Cowboys – Horses And Riding Are A Way Of Life

From Inner-City Philly To Small-Town Texas – For Black Cowboys – Horses And Riding Are A Way Of Life

April 2, 2021

Black Poets And Writers How They Gave A Voice To ‘Affrilachia’

Black Poets And Writers How They Gave A Voice To ‘Affrilachia’

April 2, 2021

Another Blow To Black And Latino Students – Ending Testing For New York City’s Gifted Program

Another Blow To Black And Latino Students – Ending Testing For New York City’s Gifted Program

March 29, 2021

5 Essential Reads On Police Violence Against Black Men: As The Derek Chauvin Trial Begins In George Floyd Murder Case

5 Essential Reads On Police Violence Against Black Men: As The Derek Chauvin Trial Begins In George Floyd Murder Case

March 29, 2021

The Racial Trust Gap – Black Students Have Far Less Trust In Their Colleges Than Other Students Do

The Racial Trust Gap – Black Students Have Far Less Trust In Their Colleges Than Other Students Do

March 15, 2021

In The 19th Century Black People Used Photography As A Tool For Social Change

In The 19th Century Black People Used Photography As A Tool For Social Change

March 1, 2021

Black And Hispanic Small-Business Owners Have Been So Badly Hit In The Pandemic Recession

Black And Hispanic Small-Business Owners Have Been So Badly Hit In The Pandemic Recession

February 24, 2021

Black Churches In Philadelphia Overcame Disease, Depression And Civil Strife

Black Churches In Philadelphia Overcame Disease, Depression And Civil Strife

February 24, 2021

Why Black Biomedical Scientists Still Lag In Research Funding Matters To All Americans

Why Black Biomedical Scientists Still Lag In Research Funding Matters To All Americans

February 24, 2021

A Long History Of Medical Abuse Suggests Why Many Black Americans Aren’t Rushing To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine

A Long History Of Medical Abuse Suggests Why Many Black Americans Aren’t Rushing To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine

February 24, 2021

The Famous ‘Doll Test’ That Looked At How Black Kids See Race, Recreated, This Is What I Learned

The Famous ‘Doll Test’ That Looked At How Black Kids See Race, Recreated, This Is What I Learned

February 22, 2021

Public Schools Have Fail To Recognize Black Prodigies

Public Schools Have Fail To Recognize Black Prodigies

February 17, 2021

At The Forefront Of Black Achievement For More Than A Century Have Stood Black Sororities

At The Forefront Of Black Achievement For More Than A Century Have Stood Black Sororities

February 17, 2021

50 Years Ago A Shootout Happen Between Black Panthers And Law Enforcement And Why It Matters Today

50 Years Ago A Shootout Happen Between Black Panthers And Law Enforcement And Why It Matters Today

February 8, 2021

Making Black Lives Matter During COVID

Making Black Lives Matter During COVID

February 6, 2021