The Untold Story: Marian Anderson and the Philadelphia Orchestra – A Legacy of Triumph Over Segregation
The legendary contralto, Marian Anderson, graced stages worldwide with her powerful voice.
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Popular Black Names In the United States
In the United States, Black names hold significant cultural and historical importance, reflecting a blend of African, European, and American influences.
Book Club Corner: Delving into the Rich Tapestry of Black Literature
In a culture that values inclusion and different voices, book clubs dedicated to examining works by Black authors are thriving.
Line up your March calendar
As the caterpillar of winter is about to turn into a spring butterfly, March events are heating up with an abundance of lively music, storytelling, and spoken word.
The Language of Black Communities: Dialects, Slang, and Vernacular – Keeping Traditions Alive in the Digital Age: Challenges and Opportunities
Among Black communities, the uniqueness of language is deeply interwoven into the fabric of their society.
I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar: Black Women Leading the Charge for a More Inclusive World
In a world striving for diversity, equity, and inclusivity, Black women have been at the frontlines, making sure their voices are heard as they stand up for their rights while leading the charge toward a more inclusive and equitable world.
A Tapestry of Traditions: Celebrating Black Culture in a United Future
Celebrating Black traditions goes beyond simply adopting them. It’s about understanding their historical context and the stories they hold.
Black Philly on the Move: Exploring Hidden Parks, Trails, and Outdoor Activities
Attracting millions of tourists every year, Philly is an outdoor paradise that provides a breath of fresh air amid the urban hustle for solos, couples, families, and friends.
Circle Your Calendar for Women’s Herstory Month
Read on for low-cost or free events, ranging from art and history exhibitions to tribute concerts and plays.
Influential Black Artists of Our Time
As a vehicle for social change, artists have continued to use their works to address injustices, oppose norms, and advocate for changes.