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What Can Comic Book Heroes Teach Us About Black History?


What Can Comic Book Heroes Teach Us About Black History?
A yearlong Narrative Projects series offers a fresh perspective on Black history, looking beyond the familiar lessons you may have learned in school.
“The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” gets at the complexities and pressures of American identity. Credit.Chuck Zlotnick/Marvel Studios
By Lauren Messman
explains who we are and what we do and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.
Before the office emptied and Times journalists retreated to their homes with their laptops, Veronica Chambers, editor of The New York Times’s Narrative Projects team, often found herself bumping into George Gene Gustines to chat about comics, a topic he has covered for The Times since 2002. ....

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The Plan to Protect Indigenous Elders Living Under the Northern Lights


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The Plan to Protect Indigenous Elders Living Under the Northern Lights
March 11, 2021
A remote region with a thriving tourism economy, a strict shutdown and a surprising transformation.
By Peter Kujawinski
March 11, 2021
It takes hours of flying across Canada’s vast, trackless north to reach Yellowknife, a small city on the northern shore of Great Slave Lake one of the deepest and largest lakes in the world. The region is as remote as it is pristine. But travelers are drawn here from around the world to witness the splendor of the aurora borealis, otherwise known as the Northern Lights. ....

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How Negro History Week Became Black History Month and Why It Matters Now


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How Negro History Week Became Black History Month and Why It Matters Now
Feb. 24, 2021
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Black History Month has been celebrated in the United States for close to 100 years. But what is it, exactly, and how did it begin?
In the years after Reconstruction, campaigning for the importance of Black history and doing the scholarly work of creating the canon was a cornerstone of civil rights work for leaders like Carter G. Woodson. Martha Jones, a professor of history at Johns Hopkins University and the Society of Black Alumni Presidential Professor, explained: “These are men [like Woodson] who were trained formally and credentialed in the ways that all intellectuals and thought leaders of the early 20th century were trained at Harvar ....

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Feathers and Female Power: The Costumes of Carnival


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A vibrant, skimpy ensemble worn at a Caribbean Carnival is so much more than a visual delight: “It’s a celebration of women’s glory in themselves.”
The blinged-out swimsuits and colorful plumage seen at Caribbean Carnivals from London to New York to Toronto take months to complete and involve an industry of designers, seamstresses, feather workers and wire benders. The women who take part in this masquerade “mas,” it’s called have transformed a tradition rooted in Roman Catholicism and Black resistance to slavery into a performance of female empowerment, resistance and self-expression. ....

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