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Ent. & Lifestyle: How an orphaned street dancer defied odds to excel
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (73+ words) NewVision.co.ug How an orphaned street dancer defied odds to excel One day, she came across a group of street children dancing for money from passersby. She begged to join and was admitted She joined his Africa Children’s Heart…...
Black Atticus brings spoken word performance to Zanesville
6+ day, 9+ hour ago (149+ words) A former Knoxville, Tennessee, poet laureate will bring an evening of spoken word, storytelling and music to Zanesville when Joseph Woods, known as Black Atticus, performs at Weasel Boy Brewing on Sept. 12. The event, presented by the Muskingum County Arts…...
Reimagining History Education: Why African Diaspora Scholarship Must Shape The Future Of American Classrooms
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (517+ words) Emphasizes are being made on addressing this gap by producing accessible scholarship, developing culturally responsive curriculum materials, and expanding digital access to historical resources. The goal is simple but urgent: to make African Diaspora history a foundational part of how…...
White Supremacist Myths about Slavery
1+ week, 1+ day ago (466+ words) Hugh J. Curran 09/05/2026 The Trans-Atlantic slave trade appropriated slaves in West Africa, mostly in what was referred to as the “Slave Coast”. The Yoruba people of the Oyo Empire in West Africa were expanding in the 16th and 17th centuries and captives during…...
Freedom Conversations' Zoom talk to look at slavery, capitalism
1+ week, 4+ day ago (175+ words) “Slavery and Capitalism” will be the topic of the Freedom Corridor’s next “Freedom Conversations” program. The free Zoom-based program, which will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday, will feature author David McNally, whose book “Slavery and Capitalism — New Marxist History,” looks…...
Bucklesberry, Back in the Day: Hickory Grove Church (20) — Neuse News
1+ week, 5+ day ago (226+ words) Hickory Grove Church (20) After separating from the Union Baptist Association (U.B.A.) in October 1884, Hickory Grove operated as an independent Baptist church. No longer a purely Baptist work, preachers from different denominations were invited to conduct worship services. Possibly by design, this…...
Black Flag July 1983 Photo Book from Their Iconic Show at Los Angeles' FBI Headquarters - "My War on Wilshire" - Out This Week
2+ week, 5+ day ago (203+ words) Black Flag July 1983 Photo Book from Their Iconic Show at Los Angeles' FBI Heaquarters - "My War on Wilshire" - Out This Week Ghost Cult Magazine On July 4, 1983, Los Angeles hardcore punk band Black Flag invaded the terrace of the Federal Building…...
What does it mean to remember slavery?
3+ week, 2+ day ago (664+ words) On August 23, 1791, enslaved people in Saint-Domingue began an insurrection against the most profitable slave colony in the world. Within thirteen years, they had defeated the forces of France, Britain and Spain, abolished slavery, and established Haiti: the first independent Black…...
The Tabernacle's interesting history: A church, House of Blues, surprising performances â WSB-TV Channel 2 - Atlanta
3+ week, 4+ day ago (118+ words) The Tabernacle's interesting history: A church, House of Blues, surprising performances WSB-TV The Tabernacle's interesting history: A church, House of Blues, surprising performances Image 0 of 40 Latest Things 2 Do Galleries Visit amazing destinations on the 'Best Small-Ship Ocean Cruise Line' See…...
Four Films and Six Awards Close Black August’s Fifth Year in Pasadena
4+ week, 5+ hour ago (217+ words) The Pasadena African American Film Foundation scheduled it to open at 10:30 a.m. at the Flintridge Center, 236 West Mountain Street, Suite 106. It is the fifth year for a festival named after a commemoration that began in 1979 inside San Quentin State Prison, where…...