Kress spoke of the unique history of Louisiana. He says the state holds the largest bodies of poetry by people and Creoles of ...

Roughly 35 people at Frostburg State University were among thousands more around the world who united to celebrate African ...

Harper — the “mother of African American journalism” — died at 85. Her legacy continues to point the way forward for the ...

New books discuss the enslavement of others and its legacy of continuing generational damage, challenging what it means to be ...

On Feb. 26, Arizona State University's Multicultural Communities of Excellence will be holding Know History Know Self on the ...

The 19th African American Read-In was held ... The Waterloo Community School District canceled an event celebrating African American authors, illustrators and children’s literature this week ...

Watch daredevil cyclists race through an underground parking garage, see films from around the world or dig through thousands ...

Playful and satirical, the Marx Brothers’ 1935 A Night at the Opera pokes fun at opera’s elitism while celebrating its spectacle, capturing the era’s ambivalence toward “high” art forms seen as both ...

The authors say that the inclusion of birthright citizenship in the Constitution in 1868 has ramifications that apply in today's debate in Congress.

Russian media constantly broadcasts about the “fake” nature of Ukrainian identity, using language reminiscent of past ...

Salil Tripathi presents a portrait of this community as both an insider and an outsider in his latest book, The Gujaratis: A ...