Black Voices: Charleston native works to bring representation through art
One Charleston artist wants you to sit and think when you come across her work but there’s also an element of representation she hopes to bring to the forefront.
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Black Shows Like ‘Abbott Elementary’ to Hold You Over Until Season 5
Abbott Elementary has become a sitcom classic since its premiere in December 2021. Created by former social media sensation ...
Ten Seasons In, the Black in Fashion Council Discovery Showroom Continues to Transform the Industry
The Black in Fashion Council Discovery Showroom has championed over 75 designers from across the globe. In honor of their tenth season, we spoke with ten Black designers about their fall 2025 ...
SNL50: Black cast members that changed the game
Live has had many cast members throughout its 50-year run, but these Black cast members changed the game for the sketch ...
Black Theatre Troupe at 55: Holding up the mirror to what unites us
The Phoenix theater troupe is staging "The African Company Presents Richard III," the true story of Black actors determined to claim their space.
8 shows to stream this Black History Month
With art oftentimes imitating life, many popular television series became platforms to explore, educate and inform on the ...
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Orson Welles’ All-Black Version of ‘Macbeth’ Excited Theatergoers Nationwide
The sort of throngs you’d expect for a generational prize fight—all of them hoping to get a ticket to the most sensational ...
Film features pioneering Gainesville woman who brought together Black, white musicians in 1950s
The screening of “Sarah’s Place,” a documentary about the late Sarah McKnight, will be held at the Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center on Saturday.