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Growth precarious Global Economy Uncertain International Monetary Fund and the world bank kick off their annual Spring Meetings with warnings to the world. Also coming up after months of disagreements the evil has greenlighted trade talks with the us setting the stage for the real challenge convincing washington to agree to a deal. And is set to be one of the biggest Oil Refineries in the world built by the richest man in africa but will it be good for nigeria our correspondent funny for scharf went to find out. Welcome to the business im joined now the Melanin Brylin good to have you with us ...

Audrey P. Davis, Director of the Alexandria Black History Museum, discusses the parallels between Charlotte Jenkins and real life abolitionists who challenged racism, slavery and the roles of women.

Shauna Devine, Ph.D., explains the history of typhoid treatment around the Civil War era and whether victims ever recovered.

Audrey P. Davis, Director of the Alexandria Black History Museum, discusses the transitions newly freed slaves had to make, including education, finding work, discovering their new rights, and learning to maneuver within society.

Kenneth Noland A leading member of the Washington Color School, Kenneth Noland combined Color Field painting and geometric abstraction to achieve bold works focusing on form and color. From 1983, Sand Glass is a large-scale example of the chevron, one of the Noland’s best-known forms, employed with high-key colors to stunning effect ( Elaine de Kooning Black Mountain College grad and Eight Street Club member Elaine de Kooning was overshadowed by husband Willem through much of her life, though the beloved artist and writer broke out of Abstract Expressionism, expanding into representational...