Contemporary African Art Fair and Paraíso 2026, bringing the best of African and Latin American art to Frieze Week.

Sight-impaired in his last years, a Black man named only Peter lived in Washington or Stockbridge for most of his life. His ...

West Philly illustrator Eric Battle co-curates Penn’s “The Black Hero’s Journey” and brings Emmett Till’s story to a new ...

How to take a self-guided tour from the historic site of the party’s free breakfast program to murals, museums, and street ...

Black families are disproportionately affected by rising electricity costs nationwide, with residential prices projected to increase. Low-income households spend three times more of their income on ...

An exhibit at the National Museum of Women in the Arts celebrates quiltmaking in the context of the Second Great Migration.

At first glance it may look like a funeral, but it's a wedding. The Wyoming goth bride wore black, carried a black bouquet ...

Riverdance and Lord Of The Dance star Michael Flatley has described “never feeling pain like it” as he bid farewell to his ...

A performance piece from 2014 has gone viral in response to an allegation of rape at Cornell University. But with such defiant pieces stretching back hundreds of years, will things ever change?

See where Black entrepreneurs, civil rights leaders, doctors and educators made their mark during the city's Gilded Age.

With over 24 films, 17 shows and dozens of stage plays under his belt, you’d have to be living under a rock to not recognize Tyler Perry’s name.

In 2025, Hilary Redmon, the head of nonfiction at Knopf, was working from home one day when her college-age daughter wandered ...