Celebrate Juneteenth by looking at iconic films of the 21st century primarily from Black creators. Editor’s note: this list ...

Lauderhill honors Juneteenth with its first community block party featuring star performers, family fun, food trucks, kids zone, and cultu ...

In mid-May of this year, former New York Times columnist and public intellectual Charles Blow declared on one of his social ...

Nathan Lane, left, and Robin Williams, right, in a scene from the movie “The Birdcage,” an adaptation of the French comedy, “La Cage aux Folles.” It screens as part of the Pride Month QFEST movie ...

A recent BFI season ‘Black Rodeo’ paid homage to the counterculture phenomenon of the African American ‘western’ and its bold repudiation of mainstream Hollywood tropes. At the European premiere of ...

At a time when it is under scrutiny from the White House, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture is without its director, who stepped down last month.

Featuring the musical and comedic talents of African-American performers for decades ... The Apollo showcased top female artists such as Aretha Franklin, the “Queen of Soul,” whose fame ...

A museum dedicated to the African-American history of Boston is now concerned about its future, as their federal grant has been cut. "If you look at the ground, you will see that the planks are ...

A new book will focus on South Carolina's first African American female physician. Authors Dr. Walter B. Curry, Beverly Aiken-Muhammad and Anusha Ghosh present the narrative of Dr. Matilda Evans ...

African Americans ... Children's literature, American--History and criticism.; Race in literature.; Racism in literature. 294 Pretty/funny: women comedians and body politics / by Linda Mizejewski.

In May 1898, she obtained her medical license in South Carolina, making her the first African American and first female from the state to be officially authorized to practice medicine. In 1901 ...

One of our other stops was the Scarboro Community Center for the excellent display there of African American history in Oak Ridge. I was pleased to see Carolyn Krause in attendance at the "Roots of ...