The story of Black Americans in travel is one of resilience transformed into economic power. In 1936, Harlem postal worker Victor Hugo Green published the first edition of The Negro Motorist Green ...

Black History Month is not only a time for celebration. It is also a time for accounting. From the colonial period to the present, Black Americans have borne arms for a society that denied them full ...

Introduction: forgotten wails and master narratives: media, culture, and memories of the modern African American freedom struggle / Brian Ward -- The media and the movement: looking back from the ...

Black Wall Street was a wealthy and prosperous Black business district in Tulsa, Okla., in the early 1900s. A White mob carried out the Tulsa race massacre of 1921, burning over 1,400 homes and ...

In 1967, the social critic Harold Cruse published “The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual,” a magisterial and blistering assessment of Black thought leadership that remains startlingly relevant today.

Jason Riley makes his living by his pen — and wastes no ink or time mincing words. “There’s a lot of intellectual cowardice going on in the country right now, and it’s a product, I think, of the ...

Today's Black American migration to Africa builds on previous patterns while taking up modern opportunities such as remote work, medical tourism, and investments, which were previously unavailable.

Political discourse about the two parties on race in America is dangerous without historical and present-day context, experts and scholars tell theGrio. Recent remarks from comedian and actor Nick ...

This Pew Research Center analysis focuses on how Black Americans define and experience family – that is, who is included in their family networks and how they provide support to one another. Pew ...