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LeVar Burton releases YouTube video series on what it’s like to be Black in America

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LeVar Burton is trying to educate the masses about the daily racism and microaggressions that affect Black Americans through a...
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For Many Black Families, New Year’s Greens and Black-Eyed Peas Fill the Belly and the Soul

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New Year is a time of joy for most as it sentimentally presents an opportunity to start a new chapter free...
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Indigenous Runners Rosalie Fish And Jordan Marie Daniel Run For Their People

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Rosalie Fish...
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The Names of 1.8 Million Emancipated Slaves Are Now Searchable in the World’s Largest Genealogical Database, Helping African Americans Find Lost Ancestors

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Abraham Lincoln is...
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Don’t Yuck My Yum: Kids Books That Dismantle Orientalism & Food Shaming

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Referring to Asian food as ‘ethnic’ centers whiteness as the normActually – stop calling all of our stuff – particularly us...
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Philly artist with autism whose work sells for $25,000 has a Center City show. A year ago, he was unknown.

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For years, Lonnie Smith would gather the artwork made by his son, Kambel, and set up small shows...
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Paper Genocide: The Erasure of Native People in Census Counts

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The Trump administration’s fear-mongering tactics against immigrant communities surrounding the 2020 census may have been shocking to some, but...
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Photographer visits lost Mongolian tribe, captures stunning photos of their life and culture

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Human civilization has come a long way since the early days of our species. Rising out of caves and undeveloped lands,...
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What It’s Like to Embrace Your Blackness When Your Latino Family Doesn’t

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It seems as though conversations regarding Afro-Latinidad are now louder than ever. These much-needed discussions have slowly raised the curtain on...
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The Smithsonian unveils a portrait of Henrietta Lacks, the black farmer whose cells led to medical miracles

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(CNN)Her cells are responsible for the polio vaccine, gene mapping and in vitro fertilization to name a few....
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11-Year-Old Ballerina Charlotte Nebres Makes History as First Black Lead in NYC Ballet’s The Nutcracker

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She’s just eleven years old and just made history.Charlotte Nebres is starring as Marie, the young heroine of George Balanchine’s The...
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26 Best Books for Latino Kids

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#1 Drum Dream Girl: How One Girl’s Courage Changed Music ...
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It’s Loving Day Here in America

Uncategorized Ronnie Nells - 0
It’s Loving Day here in America. June 12, 1967 after an almost 10-year battle with the state of Virginia that went all the way to...
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Learn Black History: Tips for Parents

Community and Culture Sonia Smith-Kang - 0
Although each February gives us a chance to be intentional with our actions in learning about Black History, we shouldn't stop there. We should...
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Raising Kids as Allies During Black History Month

Tech+Media Sonia Smith-Kang - 0
Most folks would be able to instantly identify images of these Black cultural icons like President Barack Obama, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., or...
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Social Justice and Advocacy: How One Person is Making a Difference

Events + Community Sonia Smith-Kang - 0
Social justice is the idea of a justified distribution of resources among individuals in a society. It’s about rights, humanity, equality and equity. It...
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