Black Reads Part 1
As we continue to celebrate Black History Month, I believe it is important to engage with Black art as much...
February 19, 2025
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Black Poetry: Phillis Wheatley – A Hymn to the Evening
Phillis Wheatley was the first Black woman to have her poetry published. She was known around the world for her...
February 17, 2025
Black Stereotypes: Their Origins & Impact
As we celebrate Black History Month, some of the more unfortunate aspects of our heritage as Black people comes...
February 13, 2025
Black Song of the Day: Curtis Mayfield – Never Say You Can’t Survive
“You are a special wonder. Don’t let nobody put you under” Curtis Mayfield was one of the most prolific singer/songwriters...
February 11, 2025
Black Poetry: Maya Angelou – Our Grandmothers
There are many great poets in Black culture and I will be getting to more of them, however, this...
February 7, 2025
Black History Institutions
One of the many ways to celebrate Black History Month is learning Black history, of course. There have...
February 5, 2025
Black Poetry: Paul Laurence Dunbar – The Paradox
The Paradox By Paul Laurence Dunbar I am the mother of sorrows, I am the ender of grief; I am...
February 3, 2025
Black Farmers & Grocers
As we celebrate Black History Month, at present Black people are being faced with dealing with the ridiculous notion of...
February 3, 2025
Black Poetry: Maya Angelou – Alone
Alone Lying, thinkin Last night How to find my soul a home Where water is not thirsty And bread...
February 2, 2025
Black Business
Along with celebrated the culture and our accomplishments this month, many of us are also making the commitment to shop...
February 2, 2025