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Acting against oppression, writing against erasure: Women’s fight in artMarch is a month of monumental significance in the global struggle for women’s rights. It houses International Women’s Day (March 8), World Poetry Day (March 21), and World Theatre Day (March 27) a ...
In honor of Women’s History Month, here, Black men across industries gather to give Black women their flowers.
From a transcendent pianist to the Oakland Gay Men’s Chorus to a night at the movies with Symphony San Jose, there are a lot ...
The Black Wall Street Times on MSN4d
“The Voice of the Black Writer”: Remembering Val Gray Ward’s Cultural RevolutionKnown as “the voice of the Black writer” by poet Gwendolyn Brooks, Ward didn’t just uplift literature — she lived and ...
Atlanta author and bookseller Katie Mitchell likes to tell an identity-defining story about her childhood that often pleasantly shocks listeners.
“Save the Ocean 5”: Front Porch Gallery celebrates its 20th anniversary with this art and poetry exhibit celebrating ...
SpartUp Pitch Jam 2025: Student founders and entrepreneurs take the stage to pitch their startups, showcase their ideas and ...
Staceyann Chin reflects on writing, identity, performance, activism, and the complexities of family, history, and resistance.
"Renascence" runs through Sunday at Illinois Wesleyan University. Check out Ashleigh Rae-Lynn Feger's review of the show here ...
Four Black perfumers from different walks of life share their passion for scent and how it enriches their personal self-care rituals.
The fear and silencing on college campuses today is not arbitrary or new,” wrote Abena Ampofoa Asare, an associate professor of Modern African Affairs at Stony Brook University, in an essay titled, ...
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