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February, a short month, leaves little time to celebrate, honor, reflect or reminisce about African American/Black history. The 2024 national theme was African and African Americans in Cultural Arts. We All Matter, Inc. chose to reflect and reminisce on African Americans as sculptures, fine art, literature and their distinctive place during the Harlem Renaissance era.  

Fathers are treated like second class citizens by the Irish legal apparatus. That is the experience of Paul Walsh, lead singer with the hit-making Irish band...

Tapo brings Matter certification to the tiny P125M smart plug, significantly raising the IQ of any device you plug into it.

In this installment of Energeticcity Investigates, we speak with a few members of Fort St. John’s Black community to find out about their experiences in the Energetic City and touch on the Black Lives Matter movement in Canada and anti-Black racism in online community-focused spaces.

“Every day, individuals make a positive difference in people's lives, and it is important for all of us to understand what we contribute to the world,” said Brooke Holland, art educator at Medomak Valley High School. “It takes practice, but it's so...

It took 10 years of quiet living in Foam Lake before Laura Stewart got the chance to walk in a Pride parade in her Saskatchewan community.

A panel will bring together a Laguna Beach celebration of Ethnic Diversity & Black History Month on Thursday at the Community and Susi Q Senior Center.

Organizer Rebecca Washington-Lindsey, founder of local nonprofit 'We All Matter' explained why she favored a focus on diversity over Black history. But many found the city's omission troubling.

The Amigos Alliance Club at Laguna Beach High School is reading books with elementary students over Zoom during Ethnic Diversity & Black History Month.

1 of 6 This huge American flag covers the entire Batts Inc. building in Advance. Children from the nearby We All Matter program came to paint on Wednesday. Photos by Gus Pearcy | The Lebanon Reporter WAM participant Gus Charlton carefully slaps on the red paint for the bottom stripe of the U.S. flag on the mural in Advance sponsored by the Community Foundation of Boone County. Stephen England and Damon Bowen work on the mural to be finished in Advance next week. Student ...