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Meet Zach Van Harris Jr., the South Dakota Historian Unearthing the State’s African American History
by Jonathan Kelley and Lydia Moran, ArtsMidwest Zach Van Harris Jr. is a fountain of names. They come running out of him in a steady current. There’s Oscar Micheaux, the versatile, resilient filmmaker whose…
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Beyonce’s new album has surprised and enthralled fans while paying homage to this country’s undeniable black history.
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After the collapse of the Francis Scott Bridge on March 26, 2024, Mayor Brandon Scott’s response received a slew of racist comments online. Mayor Scott’s discussion with members of the media about the tragedy elicited an outpouring of hate speech from white supremacists on social media sites such as “X,” formerly known as “Twitter.”
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The family of Ryan Gainer, who was killed by police earlier this month, remember his personality in wake of the tragedy.
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A recent study reveals health disparities faced by Black Americans who have served their country’s military.
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Swift action has been taken against a group of Massachusetts teens who posted about a fake slave auction on social media.
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Since purchasing Twitter, Elon Musk has continued to let racist activity flourish–and is now contributing to that activity.
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Amid political turmoil, violence rages in Haiti, while residents have few places to turn for safety–or food.
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The real story of Black people in the U.S., is silenced in schools by law in some states, but is being told in churches and houses of worship.
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Justice Thomas has taken a young woman into his home and under a wing even after racists messages she sent surfaced online.
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