Page 28 - Native Son News Today

In a narrow race, Erin Zalinski won the at-large seat for Glenwood Springs City Council in Tuesday’s election by 43 votes. Zalinski secured 939 votes and Tony Hershey came close behind with 897 votes.  “Congratulations...

Kogila Moodley makes a plea for political literacy and a greater understanding of the many nuances of racism in different countries in her book ‘Race, Culture and Politics in Education’.

Court Theatre has announced its 69th season! See the full programming, and learn how to purchase tickets.

The 1500 block of Wharton Street will be named after Mtume, whose childhood home was at 1526 Wharton St.

For Palatinate's 75th anniversary, Annie Gray looks at stand-out books from the 40s.

Baldwin explored, analyzed and explained race in America in a way that many Americans still do not comprehend. He was one of the most prominent American thinkers of the 20th century.

Programming has been confirmed for the 2023 Williamstown Theatre Festival summer season.

Friends pay tribute to an icon of the Yosemite climbing scene

For young Black boys and men, Chicago can be a cradle and a crucible, a place where they can encounter both endless inspiration and endless despair. In “Chi Boy: Native Sons and Chicago Reckonings,” author Keenan Norris draws connections between the experiences of literary giants and those of his own father.

The author and academic on Richard Wright’s great unpublished novel, the joy of Brighton pier and dining alongside Gilbert and George