Evolution of AP African American studies course envisioned by DC-area educators
The Advanced Placement African American Studies course promises a deep dive into pivotal historical events and figures like the Tulsa...
Brandon Scott secures victory in Baltimore city Democratic Primary
After a period of eager anticipation, Baltimore City Mayor Brandon M. Scott (D) emerges triumphant as the projected winner of...
Biden set to nominate Judge Embry J. Kidd for Federal Circuit Court seat
President Joe Biden has revealed his intention to nominate four candidates to federal circuit and district courts, furthering his commitment...
Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley urges Biden-Harris Administration to halt deportations to Haiti
U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley from Massachusetts is urging the Biden-Harris administration to cease deportations to Haiti, emphasizing the perilous conditions...
Harvard’s Black teacher archive: Empowering educator organizing through history
Harvard University introduced the Black Teacher Archive (BTA) in late 2023, marking a significant milestone in educational research. This digital...
Racial disparities in depression language challenge AI’s effectiveness
The language of depression among Black Americans differs significantly from that among White Americans, posing a challenge to the effectiveness...
National Nordic Museum showcases Nordic Utopia for 20th-century African American artists
The 20th-century African American artists who sought refuge in the Nordic countries were driven not only by a desire to...
California African American Chamber of Commerce hosts annual Gwen Moore legislative reception
The California African American Chamber of Commerce (CAACC), in collaboration with the California African American Action Fund, held its annual...
Survey reveals one-third of Black Americans believe integration hasn’t benefited Black students
Img source: nmaahc.si.edu May 16, 2024 Story by: Publisher Seventy years after the landmark Supreme Court decision that aimed to...
New exhibits on African American surgeons and ‘Voting Rights’ to open at Museum of the Albemarle
The Museum of the Albemarle is set to unveil two new traveling exhibits next month. One exhibit will celebrate pioneering...
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