Approximately 65 million people across the globe have limb amputations, of whom about 5 million live in Africa, where there is very little access to reconstruction and rehabilitation care. Research ...

In the years after the Civil War, African Americans turned struggle into opportunity, conducting business through the sale of paper sachets filled with scented herbs and wooden handcrafted from ...

Image: Malcolm X at a welcoming event for African American Students Foundation in 1959. Public Domain Malcolm X at 100 matters because his life encapsulates a transformative arc from marginalization ...

Seventy-one years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a seismic ruling in Brown v. Board of Education (1954), declaring state-sponsored segregation in public schools unconstitutional. That decision, ...

Alvin Ailey, born on January 5, 1931, in Rogers, Texas, emerged as a transformative figure in American dance. His early life in the segregated South profoundly influenced his artistic vision, leading ...

Though the generational wealth gap between Black Americans and the general population remains daunting, history proves that ingenuity, grit, and problem-solving have long been economic empowerment ...

Philadelphia, is a city known for its rich cultural history and impactful role in the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the constitutional convention of 1787, the underground railroad ...

Africa is in need of economic growth. With an increasing youth population, expanding urbanization, an ever-evolving technological advancement and the urgent need to drive productivity through ...

Tourism has always been one of the driving forces for many nations seeking to boost their economic fortunes. Increased tourism demands to a particular country translates to more job creation across ...

Literature offers profound insights into human resilience, identity, and social transformation. This post spotlights five influential Black female authors whose narratives transcend geography to ...

As graduation ceremonies fill campuses across the United States every May, one accessory stands out among Black graduates, the Kente cloth stole. Worn with pride, it represents not only academic ...

A new wave of African and diaspora tech leaders is rewriting the rules from Silicon Valley to Wall Street. Armed with degrees from elite institutions and ideas born from both necessity and ambition, ...