EyeSeeMe bookstore teaches children the value of African-American history
"We have to feed our children positive images and tell the stories of our past because the nation would not be what it is today without those ancestors."
The first African-American female mayor in Chicago history will be Lori Lightfoot
The next mayor will face issues like crime and police-community relations.
If we are really going to tackle Jewish poverty, here are the questions we need to ask.
If the American Jewish community seriously confronted the persistence of Jewish poverty, it could look like this
Will You See Blackface At Your Purim Party — Even After Another National Debate?
Somehow, a teenager wearing blackface got into the Purim party.
The Evolving Role of Race in Children’s Lit, From ‘Harry Potter’ to ‘The Hate U Give’
By age 22, I had not read a popular fantasy with a character that looked like me. There wasn't the sea of materials that there were for my white friends.
TIFF Review: Formerly Banned ‘Rafiki’ Is A Fully Black, Beautiful, Lesbian Love Story
While the community may question the seriousness of the love between these two women, we as the audience get a personal, intimate view of how real and complex their relationship truly is
They came for the World Cup and stayed for Shabbat
Soccer fans enjoy a kosher meal at the Chabad Jewish community center in Samara, Russia.
How Meghan Markle Made Sure Her Blackness Was Represented At The Royal Wedding
All eyes were on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal wedding on Saturday.
Painting by Chicago artist Kerry James Marshall, bought for $25,000 in 1997, sells for $21.1 million
The sale price of “Past Times” was a record for Marshall and the most ever paid for the work of a living African-American artist, according to Sotheby’s.