When it comes to race, Cuba is far from the utopia that black intellectuals like to think it is. As part of The Root's series exploring the island's color complex, Cuba's best-known novelist weighs in.
On the 51st anniversary of the Cuban revolution, Leonardo Padura, Cuba’s best-known novelist, looks at the beginning of the next 50 years.
A trending topic turns into an informative consciousness-raising session.
Joshua Hornsby's daughter Ja'Nae, who was 9 years old, was among seven people found dead on Monday.
By pleading the Fifth, the person at the scandal's center didn't quell the uproar.
Tracing Your Roots: A black reader wonders about a DNA test that turned up Orcadian roots.
100 Amazing Facts About the Negro: A paper's call for blacks to support the WWII effort had a twist.
Mixing Dad's advice with sound financial planning can help us regain stability.
Ask Demetria: A suddenly insecure boyfriend may mean that something's changed in your relationship.
You might find that attacks on his commencement speech -- a hit among graduates -- missed the mark.
