Local woman works to honor, celebrate Afro-Latina roots
There are about six million Afro-Latino adults in the United States. And this Charlotte woman has set out to educate and celebrate her Afro-Latina culture through her non-profit La Casa de la Cultura.
The Nation Newspaper10h
Malcolm X: Unconquered still
In the increasing clarity of his vision, and the continued resonance and sustained vitality of his ideas and ideals even ...
Afro11h
8 cheap but sweet spots for a DC date night
Discover affordable restaurants in D.C. for a delicious date night under $20. From Asian fusion to Tex-Mex, find the perfect spot for you and your sweetheart.
The Milwaukee Courier14h
Black American (Afrodescendant) Labor: A Problematic Past and Favorable Future
History Month (AAHM) release from BlackEconomoics.org. It was invited by the Jackson Advocate of Jackson (MedgarEversville), Mississippi. The Jackson Advocate is an 87-year-old Black newspaper known ...
Here's how two apps are connecting Black-owned restaurants with new customers
EatOkra and Black Foodie Finder are two of the most popular apps showcasing and bringing new patrons to Black-owned ...
The Gazette21h
‘Racist Things’ exhibit confronts legacy of Black imagery in American homes, culture
Called “Black Memorabilia” and “Black Americana” at times, blackface characters and apparel have had a long run in America. Now, the African American Museum is confronting their legacy head-on.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution23h
Atlanta Unveiled: How Black scholarship, movements and influences shaped Atlanta and America
It can be argued that even before the Harlem Renaissance, the concept of Black intellectualism was born right here in Atlanta.