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For Black History Month, the Savannah Cultural Art Centers focus has been on promoting Black voices in the art community.

Professor Psyche A. Williams-Forson considers the stereotypes and stigmas of race and diet.

One thing I have learned from working with North Korean refugees is that many avoid public speaking because audiences may not understand the context of North Korea. A recent incident has had me trying to explain to North Korean refugees an unfortunate reality in America.

Sheena Collier started out as a Boston Public Schools educator in Dorchester. Now, as CEO and founder of Boston While Black and the Collier Connection, she is focused on removing obstacles that Black Bostonians face when trying to connect to the city around them. “I was seeing all these talented people, particularly Black professionals, come here [for school] and then they

By Tiffany Nakamitsu For The North American Post Editor’s note. With this issue, we are launching this new column to teach us more about diversity and social justice through a Japanese American lens. Every February in the US and in Japan is Black History Month. Not relevant to you, you say? We all need to Every February in the US and in Japan is Black History Month.

Loving your enemies has always been a radical act.

Politics aside, is Vice President Harris a joke or misunderstood?

/PRNewswire/ -- On Thursday, February 2, 2023, nationally renowned personal injury attorneys Bob Hilliard, Hon. John B. Martinez, and Jakub Banaszak of Corpus...

The theme of this year's Black History Month is Black Resistance, and not many places spotlight this better than the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.

The theme of this year's Black History Month is Black Resistance, and not many places spotlight this better than the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.