Who Needs Vanity Fair?

Who Needs Vanity Fair?

Single-Minded: With all the niche media on the Web, we can honor stars of color in our own way.

Your Take: An LGBT Activist Remembered

Your Take: An LGBT Activist Remembered

One year after Ugandan David Kato's murder, the global fight to end anti-gay bigotry continues.Your Take:

Disaster Brings Haitian Americans Back Home

Disaster Brings Haitian Americans Back Home

Young people with Haitian roots were drawn to their homeland after the earthquake two years ago.

Haiti: Life Beyond the Tent Cities

Haiti: Life Beyond the Tent Cities

Two years after the quake, a writer talks to professionals whose lives are almost back to normal.

Haiti's Uncertain Future, 2 Years Later

Haiti's Uncertain Future, 2 Years Later

Little progress and a lot of self-doubt remain in the first black republic after the earthquake.

South Sudan Enters the World Stage

South Sudan Enters the World Stage

Citizens eager to make a difference help the newly independent nation establish its presence among other foreign embassies.

Jamaica's First Female PM Elected Again

Jamaica's First Female PM Elected Again

After four years off, Portia Simpson-Miller is headed back to her old office.

A Very Racist Christmas?

A Very Racist Christmas?

The Dutch still portray Zwarte Piet -- Santa's helper -- in blackface. Some want them to stop.

There's a Funny Thing About Democracy

There's a Funny Thing About Democracy

It won't always yield results we like, but it's always right. Case in point: Egypt's elections.

Ugandan, Gay and Brave

Ugandan, Gay and Brave

Activist Frank Mugisha weighs in on homophobia in his country and how African Americans can help.