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In Ashton Lattimore's debut novel, 'All We Were Promised' three very different Black women's lives' converge in 1830s Philadelphia as they plan their enslaved girlfriend's escape.

Science fiction movies and other futuristic fantasies have filled our imaginations with amazing ideas of what things could be in the future. These stories

Peek inside the lives and minds of the politicians behind the American experiment.

CeeLo Green has shared a powerful public service announcement, calling for 'young boys' to embrace a life that is free from drugs and violence.

A Dozen Ways to Celebrate Black History Month - Students, faculty, staff and alumni are invited to a variety of events, on and off campus, to celebrate the achievements of Black Americans and recognize their important roles in history and society.

The Rutgers University-New Brunswick historian and professor is co-executive producer of the HBO breakout series.

The subjects of Stephen Towns: Declaration & Resistance, the latest exhibition at The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, range from barbers to military workers to...

Historian and series co-executive producer Erica Armstrong Dunbar ensured the show brought to life authentic characters of color who too often have been reduced to stereotypes or overlooked in media portrayals of history.  

Artsline Artsline - RVA Celebrates Juneteenth with Music, Dance, & History! Elegba Folklore Society will hold a Juneteenth Performance at Dogwood Dell and a Juneteenth Celebration at Dorey Park. See below for details. Artsline: Virtual Edition || June 14, 2021 “What I love about Juneteenth is that even in that extended wait, we still find something to celebrate. Even though the story has never been tidy, and Black folks have had to march and fight for every inch of our freedom, our story is...

Monday was George Washington’s birthday, although it was not celebrated in any real way whether on February 22, or as part of “Presidents’ Day” February 15, which is the actual federal holiday to honor the nation’s first POTUS. Ironically, in a purely technical glitch, the nation does not truly honor George Washington’s birthday or honor George Washington on “Presidents’ Day.” His birthday is all but forgotten, but even on the third Monday of Februar...