A list of must-see movies for Black History Month and how to view them.
Read moreCelebrate Black history with these free or low-cost events in the community.
Read moreAs our Black History Month discussion progresses, we shift the dialogue to biracial identities.
Read moreSeward Co-op is partnering with the Cultural Wellness Center for its SEED program.
Read moreThis week, we delve into the theme of Black self-perception, featuring reflections from diverse communities.
Read moreBlack History Month offers a wealth of films and series that explore the economic impact of slavery, Jim Crow, segregation,...
Read moreBlack History Month offers a variety of events to explore and celebrate Black history in the Twin Cities, including Maker...
Read moreBlack newspapers since the late 19th century have documented how Confederate monuments were originally built to enshrine the myth of...
Read moreThe one-drop rule: a legacy of slavery that still affects us today.
Read moreBlackness: Our Perspective invites individuals from around the globe to share their perspectives on what Blackness means to them in...
Read moreEach week the MSR will highlight free or low-cost Black History Month events in the community.
Read moreThe work of the Black Panther Party, a 1960s- and 1970s-era Black political group featured in a new movie and...
Read moreWe’ve gone from disbelief and surrender to fervent belief and critical mass activism to secure reparations.
Read moreThese traveling trophies—the Little Brown Jug and the Floyd of Rosedale Pig—have a deep history of incidents of racism and...
Read moreSharecroppers, post-Civil War South The idea for land redistribution for former slaves had been tossed about by abolitionists long before...
Read moreReparations become a limiting framework in which justice is conceived of as coming almost exclusively from existing legal and power...
Read moreThe original idea for redistributing 40 acres of formerly Confederate land to newly freed African slaves was the brainchild of...
Read moreDespite the rich African American history, St. Augustine remained one of the hottest beds of White supremacy and White privilege.
Read moreThe fact that centuries-old relics of slavery still support the economy of the United States suggests that reparations for slavery...
Read moreFrederick McKinley Jones invented the first automatic refrigeration system for long-haul trucks.
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