Story behind a 19th-century Lagos photograph featuring three ordinary women traders, teachers, and healers during colonial Nigeria's transformation.

Through Queen Tahj’s vision, Super Bowl LIX won’t just be a celebration of football – it’ll be a celebration of culture, community, and the unstoppable power of Black creativity.

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John Napoleon, a former East Hartford High School student, said having teachers who looked like him was encouraging. “I had two Black male teachers — Mr. Claitty and Mr. Higgins,” Napoleon said.

Dismissed by DEI: Trump’s Purge Made Black Women With Stable Federal Jobs an “Easy Target” The president’s attack on diversity efforts has derailed the government careers of highly ...

Although Black women remain one of the most highly educated groups in 2025, they still hit barriers in the job market.

Times Square's 12-foot Black woman statue sparks celebration, controversy, and political debate as it challenges public art norms.

Thomas J Price's 12-foot sculpture of a Black woman in Times Square is inspiring online debates about race and representation.

Dr. Kelli Morgan, founding executive director of the Black Artists Archive, a Detroit-based nonprofit that works to preserve Black art history, said she was aware of the statue but not the hate.

A giant 12-foot-tall bronze sculpture of a young Black woman now sits on the north side of Duffy Square on Broadway and 46th Street facing 47th Street.

Fine artist Latoya Hobbs is inspired by the ordinary yet remarkable happenings of Black women’s lives. Whether it’s the tender silence surrounding a mother cradling her child in bed, or the ...