Black identity
Despite voter suppression, Black voters were central to midterm election victories
November 6, 2026In many ways, the “blue wave” was really a “Black tsunami,” with Black voters and organizers at the center of many of the historic wins.
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‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ film review: A must-see on Black history, arts, and politics
October 20, 2026This 100-minute historical chronicle of Black intellectuals and artistes is a must-see for those interested in history and culture, as well as those fascinated by the arts.
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‘Colored People’s Time: A History Play’ theater review
May 8, 2026Spanning 100 years, the storytelling does not focus on the high and mighty but rather on ordinary people, the rank and file who actually turn the wheel of history.
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Thousands pay respect to Rev. Jesse Jackson in Chicago
March 2, 2026Huge crowds line up as his body lies in repose at Rainbow Push headquarters.
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‘American Fiction’ review: Sharp comedy tackles Hollywood stereotypes and Black identity
December 8, 2023American Fiction manages to deliver hearty laughs and emotional punch while giving nuanced insight into the complexity of race, identity, and consumerism in the United States.
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