w.e.b. du bois
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The Grammys Have Always Dismissed Black Artists, and We Shouldn’t Expect Better This Year
When the Grammys fail to appreciate the work of black artists, we should not be outraged. We should consider it an honor.
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Why Are Our Black Leaders So Damn Quiet in the Face of Trump’s Destruction?
From Raphael Warnock to Barack Obama, Black leaders have been mum. Better still, who exactly can we call on as Black leaders in 2025?
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20 Historic Moments When Black Folks Fought Back Proving We Have Greatest Will Power… Ever!
If it’s one thing Black folks know how to do, it’s flip the script and bounce back 10 times stronger!
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Story Behind The People and Event That Started The Harlem Renaissance
On March 21, 1924, a group of Black artists and intellectuals gathered for what would be the start of the Harlem Renaissance
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Relax, Relate and Read: The Best Books to Give (and Get) This Holiday Season
As last-minute gifts go, there are few more thoughtful or budget-friendly than a book—and we’ve got the best reads of the year for everyone on your list.
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PageTurners: ‘Double Consciousness’ and Dual Paths of Persistence at the Forefront of Black Literature
An 800-page love letter dedicated to W.E.B. Du Bois stands in stark contrast to a graphic novel about Rep. John Lewis and a dozen other divergent literary tales