African-American history
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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Unmasking the pro-family scam by Republicans and Christian nationalists
October 15, 2026The people who say they are pro-family cannot be trusted with the power of a seat in the US Congress.
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N.Y. reparations rally: ‘They stole us! They sold us! They owe us!’
September 21, 2026Reparations advocates say that while a one-time check might sound nice, addressing racial inequality on a fundamental institutional level would be even better.
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Legal fight over desecrated Moses African Cemetery presses on
August 14, 2026Lawyers give updates on the latest wins for the Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition and the struggles still ahead.
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