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Between 1910 to 1970, millions of African Americans left the South in search of greater opportunities for freedom, rights, and economic mobility. Due to sheer scale, this human mov...
Discover how Black communities turned emancipation celebrations into powerful acts of faith, memory, and resistance.
An introduction to our annual event
On this day, June 22, BLACK ENTERPRISE pays homage to two of the nation’s literary goats: W. E. B Du Bois, the author and scholar who wrote the seminal text,...
Celebrate 250 years of Black theater's powerful voices and stories on Broadway and beyond
As America celebrates its 250th birthday this month, many of us will revisit and remember pivotal figures from throughout the nation’s history. And while the focus on Washington an...
Celebrating 250 years of Black storytelling through groundbreaking Broadway musicals and unforgettable performances.
Celebrate America's 250th by understanding the complexities of Black American patriotism through powerful music and history.
The abolitionist and writer Frederick Douglass is known for many things, but perhaps among the most significant is his views on education’s relationship to slavery. Douglass himsel...
In “Never Tell a Black Girl How to Black Girl,” Amena Brown celebrates joy, identity and the beautifully unspoken language
As the nation celebrates its landmark anniversary, EBONY offers a front-row seat to how Black theater illuminated our real and imagined lives on and off Broadway for nearly two cen...
Exploring the vital role of Black history in America’s 250-year journey and future.
A look at Black American history (and present) through the lens of the tenth anniversary of Ava DuVernay's "13th."
Publishers Weekly picks 15 essential works of American literature, Barnes & Noble announces this year's Discover Prize winner, and more.
Marley Dias reflects on family history, Black representation and the inspiration behind her new book, “I Am the Dream Come
From three-fifths of a person to negro to colored to African American, a serious story is told with sass and humor. By MARY V. HOLIMAN
Discover June's Must-Read Books from Romance to Mystery and Empowering Essays
A piece of Chuck Perkins poetry from The Lens, for Juneteenth [...] Read More... from The Eyes Have It The post The Eyes Have It appeared first on The Lens.
Tucked in Makhanda (formerly Grahamstown) in the Eastern Cape, Amazwi South African Museum of Literature is treating African literature as the heritage it is. The name amazwi means...
*A Tennessee school district has pulled one of American literature’s most significant works from its shelves. Knox County Schools confirmed that Alex Haley’s “Roots” has been banne...
The text opens with celestial imagery as words seem to emanate from the sky, paired with an illustration of a silhouetted pregnant figure stretched across the page, belly cradled,...
I love Black naming practices. To be more specific, I love Black American naming practices and I want to learn more about the many varied practices of Black cultures around the wo...
Philip Chivily, America During the festivities marking the semiquincentennial of the United States, Americans will hear "The Star-Spangled Banner" in many parades, sporting events...
Discover the history, soulful recipes, and vibrant celebrations of Juneteenth, honoring Black freedom and culture.
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