Tag: Black history

A decades-old photo of Somali women protesting for the release of Angela Davis in the U.S. has long served as ...

In his book 'Teaching White Supremacy,' author Donald Yacavone, lays out a stark roadmap into the complex societal ill of ...

Sabathani Community Center is hosting a community celebration honoring its legacy and those who helped to build it.

Each week the MSR will highlight free or low-cost Black History Month events in the community.

Kristen Welker becomes first Black host of the renowned 'Meet the Press' program.

A Black curriculum designed to help students think critically about social hierarchies is being stifled by right-wing politics.

Right-wing policy institutes, media outlets and politicians are conniving to stifle antiracist educational projects.

Find a listing of free or low-cost community events below to help you savor the richness of Black history.

The Park Board's vote to move ahead with its Master Plan has not deterred the plan's critics.

'To actually understand a lot further than just kind of the surface was really inspiring to me.'

Ketanji Brown Jackson was sworn in as a Supreme Court justice.

Minnesota became just the fourth state to recognize Juneteenth.

The period of segregated public facilities in Minneapolis represents an important period in the development of the city and the ...

Debate continues on the future of golf course known historically for welcoming Black golfers.

The debate was about the most vital path for African Americans to advance by two of the most influential minds ...

This is about Whitewashing our history to avoid dealing honestly with both our past and present.

'This Thanksgiving, we can have an entirely different atmosphere without this hanging over our head.'

'How can a teacher in Iowa or Tennessee explain that the U.S. was not 'fundamentally racist,' yet at the time ...

Prior to emancipation, the accomplishments of Black folk were denied in order to uphold the myth of White supremacy as ...

'It is a slap in the face for six White commissioners to decide what Black history is important.'