The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) celebrates the legacy and contributions of African American veterans in November. Throughout the mo… Read More
In 1789, the United States House of Representatives began work for the first time. It was a new type of representation for the thirteen states, with representatives apportioned accor… Read More
Throughout World War II, thousands of combat aircraft filled the skies of Europe, the Pacific, Asia, and North Africa. Critical to the safety of bombers, fighter planes patrolled the… Read More
The Appalachian Mountains formed roughly 480 million years ago in what is now the Eastern United States. They stood as tall as the Alps at one time until they naturally eroded into t… Read More
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*(CNN) — British actor Idris Elba has said that he’s an “absolute workaholic” and is in therapy to tackle “unhealthy habits.&rd… Read More
Every fall, we can count on the leaves to change color. It’s a process we’ve grown to expect and accept as part of the season.
Most of us probably don’t question the transf… Read More
Mobile, Alabama is a magical city. A lot of people don’t think of Mobile when they picture the beautiful, wrought iron balconies towns of the South, but Mobile AL is gorgeous and a mus… Read More
What does it imply to be human?
For a very long time, the reply appeared clear. Our species, Homo sapiens — with our complicated ideas and deep feelings — have been the one true… Read More
a recent article in the New Yorker discussing the Pope who in Mongolia revealed he love Teilhard's philosophy, and that this might be the tipping point for the coming synodAs it turns… Read More
If you have ever wondered how new technology can play a role in preserving the rich black culture, this article is for you. On this page, we’ll review four ways advancement in technolo… Read More
As an avid traveler and D.C. enthusiast, I’m often asked, “When is the best time to visit Washington?”While there's really no “bad” time with so much to experie… Read More
Dunnie O sitting in front of a painted canvas*Some artists draw inspiration from the depths of their experiences, channeling emotions and life’s twists into breathtaking masterpieces… Read More
Nica, Narya’s twenty-two-year- old daughter, coal black eyes shining with wonder and excitement, called our explorations into every nook and cranny of the Smithsonian D.C . Mall. &ldqu… Read More
The Washtub Bass, also known as the gutbucket, is a fascinating member of the string instrument family. Its origins can be traced back to the early 1900s when African American jug bands show… Read More
Ebony Magazine’s test kitchen was the height of modernity, cutting-edge style and Black culinary excellence when it was created in the 1970s.
The fa… Read More
In the realm of culinary arts, black chefs have played a pivotal role in shaping the vibrant and diverse American food scene. Their innovative approaches, remarkable skills, and unyielding p… Read More
Peabody Award–winning journalist and bestselling author Michele Norris offers a transformative dialogue on race and identity in America Michele Norris, unearthed through The Race Card… Read More
*R&B, funk, and soul icons Kool & The Gang released an Afrobeat remix for “Let’s Party” by Larizzle feat. Nolay from the band’s new album People Just… Read More
Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States, is not only known for its political significance but also for its rich cultural landscape. The city is home to a plethora of world-class m… Read More
Are you considering a move to Washington DC? Look no further! With its vibrant energy, rich history, and abundance of opportunities, Washington DC stands as one of the best places to live in… Read More
TAYO’s Fela still image in Burna Boy’s video*Whenever Burna Boy performs his “Ye” song amongst many of his other hits of his, on stage, you can always hear the crowd… Read More
9 FAMILY-FRIENDLY PATRIOTIC DAYTRIPS NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE
It’s no secret Virginia is a top destination for historical attractions. This summer, consider taking the family on a daytrip… Read More
AT THE ARC THROUGH AUG. 31: Art Director Joel Diaz escorts students through the riveting work of the late master picture taker who, in countless insightful photographs from before, during an… Read More
Showcasing the works of Black leaders in Washington, D.C. and the Black Women’s Players Collective
Washington, D.C. (06/14/2023) – The Washington Spirit wi… Read More
When the last group of enslaved black people received word of the end of the Civil War and the beginning of their freedom, a celebration filled the air. Abraham Lincoln made the order for th… Read More
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The most prominent show of Pride is Saturday’s parade, which is keeping a similar route to 2022. Marching groups, floats, dancers and drummers set off from 14th and T… Read More
Broadway stars Skylar Astin, Norm Lewis and Brian Stokes Mitchell will complete the glittering cast of Broadway luminaries for Everybody Rise! A Sondheim Celebration on Sunday, July 30, 2023… Read More