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Peckham 24, the non-profit art festival focused on spotlighting innovative and experimental photographic talent, is undergoing its 2023 program between May 12 and 14. This year, an amalgamation of exhibitions, talks and performances, shown at a variety of venues around Peckham, are exploring the theme of body language.

Celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month, the "Dear Black Folks" campaign utilizes affirmations tailored to speak to the Black experience.

From the May/June 2023 special issue of The Horn Book Magazine: Diverse Books: Past, Present, and Future.

Poet/performer/theater artist Zell Miller III is ready to debut his new play Chronicles of an Indigenous Offspring, about his experiences growing up Black in Austin.

A movement is afoot to censor what books libraries and schools can offer. Such efforts are pernicious malignancies that metastasize from community to community,

From two current residents of Camelot to two Evan Hansens, Playbill raises the curtain for Broadway's brightest born in May.

I like to read things that I disagree with. Doing so not only gives me greater empathy for those with whom I differ, but every...

Kenny Kilfara, a teacher at St. Annes-Belfield, is also the producer, director and researcher behind the documentary, Canada Lee, Native Son.

"How do you end racism in the midst of a place that is so morally collapsed? How do you end poverty in a place so spiritually poor?"

Billy Porter's casting as James Baldwin, a trailblazer who fought for equality and civil rights, is a match made in heaven.