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Reading of a comic book, and im not really sure how to do that. Because, you know, usually what happens with a regular book is someone comes up, you know, to a podium hike this and they say, you know, hello, im amy tan, ask im going to read you my new book, what japan did to china again. [laughter] but im not really sure what to do this time because its pictures. So do we all just go like, wow, look at that. Heres another page. Wow. So i think what im going to do instead is just talk about it fo...

These are the best fantasy books by Black authors to check out during Black History Month or all year long.

We chatted with New York art collector and gallerist Paul Henkel on the eve of a new exhibition he's curating on the very topic of collecting.

A Louisiana military base previously named after a Confederate general has been renamed to honor a Black World War I hero and Medal of Honor recipient.

A Louisiana Army base named after a Confederate general has been renamed after a Black war hero and Medal of Honor recipient. Western Louisiana's Fort Polk, named after Confederate commander Leonidas Polk, will now be known as Fort Johnson to honor Sgt. William Henry Johnson, a Black hero of World War I who posthumously received

Fort Polk in Louisiana is being renamed Tuesday for a black U.S. soldier during World War I who received a Purple Heart and Medal of Honor posthumously.

The Louisiana Army base previously known as Fort Polk was officially redesignated to Fort Johnson.

The Louisiana Army base previously known as Fort Polk was officially redesignated to Fort Johnson.

Piecing together a stunning contemporary quilt by artist Bisa Butler and an archival photograph, an educator and a historian unpack layers of meaning in the story of the 369th Infantry Regiment, as they returned from France following victory in World War I

Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Henry Johnson would be honored with postage stamp under push by Sen. Charles Schumer to salute World War I hero.