its artistic legacy will take center stage as New Orleans artist Tahj “Queen Tahj” Williams will become the first Black woman to handcraft both the Super Bowl logo and theme art for Super Bowl ...

A white 27-year veteran of the Akron Fire Department filed a lawsuit against the city claiming he was unfairly passed over for a promotion in favor of a 49-year-old Black woman. Stop me if this ...

Bryant wore a stole embroidered with her father's "Black Mamba" logo during her graduation from the USC School of Cinematic Arts. Natalia lost her father and her younger sister, Gianna ...

You can contact her via email: l.patrick@newsweek.com A surprising new alliance has formed online after a viral video with over 64 million views dubbed redheads as "the Black people of white people." ...

Sebastião Salgado, renowned for his striking black-and-white photography that chronicles the human condition, environmental crises and the fragile beauty of our planet with epic depth and poetic ...

But some on social media are turning the term on its head after a white woman used it to describe her weariness with all things she calls “ghetto.” “Black fatigue is real. I think society as ...

A wave of “thank you” continues to pour in from white redheads to the Black community, as gingers express their deep appreciation. Meanwhile, Black creators are basking in the moment as ...

Along with this, the studio also shared that the series will be available in “both black-and-white and color” in 2026, which has earned many reactions from fans. Another fan commented ...

Whether it is black — meaning the majority has not been reached — or white — meaning the new pope has been elected — is a matter of extreme importance to the billions of Catholics living ...

Johnson also noted, "A stereotypical association of the colour of the smoke — white (positive) and black (negative) — lies behind the use of the two contrasting smoke colours." Over the years ...

so that there can be no doubt as to whether the smoke is white or black – something that had caused confusion in the past.

Americans are growing less optimistic about race relations across the nation, with only 51 percent saying Black Americans will “eventually” have the same rights as white Americans, according ...