Topic: Social Justice

The Financial Toll of Land Loss From the Dawes Act (1887) to discriminatory redlining practices, Indigenous and Black communities have experienced several forms of land

America’s strength lies not in its uniformity, but in the vibrant diversity of its immigrant community, contributing countless stories of courage, resilience, and the pursuit

Democracy is on the ballot! Our nation is at an inflection point, one that will dictate our rights and freedoms for years to come. It’s

#OneLove to the world! Join us as we champion the legacy of defenders of love. Their stories have changed the world and expanded the rights

Many Americans are confused about the significance of our country’s 11th national holiday, Juneteenth, perceiving it to be a holiday only for Black Americans. Juneteenth,

Colorism is a pervasive global issue that disproportionately affects communities with darker skin tones. The term has the power to affect self-worth and wealth potential,

Join us as we spotlight the unmistakable influence of women who have shaped the music landscape throughout history. Dance, rock & roll, and country all have origins within our community, inspiring legacies of innovation and disruption!

The article “A Walk Through History: 10 Museums and Historical Landmarks” highlights the importance of Black history through ten key sites, including museums and historic landmarks across the U.S. These places, like the National Museum of African American History in Washington, D.C., and the Legacy Museum in Alabama, offer insights into African American history from slavery to modern times. The article emphasizes the significance of these sites in understanding and honoring Black heritage, especially during Black History Month.