Two Black women will serve together for the first time in Senate history
In a landmark election, voters have chosen the first two Black women to serve in the U.S. Senate simultaneously. Delaware’s Lisa Blunt Rochester and Maryland’s Angela Alsobrooks won their respective races and raised the total number of Black women elected to the government branch from two to four.
There’s so many great things about being Black, but one of the most powerful is our resilience. In times of trouble and ...
A century of liberal proposals have failed to curb racialized poverty, because they've been focused on the wrong thing.
History was made on Delmarva this election cycle, and when it comes to the U.S. Senate, it it’ll will be a bit more diverse. ...
The Western Reserve Historical Society’s Cleveland History Center has a new exhibition highlighting the work of Black ...
Harris plans to spend election night at Howard University, an historically black university and her alma mater. It sends a ...
Hidden histories come to life in this sprawling show, which includes photos, films and interactive touch-screen oral ...
From the childhood memories of young women to Kamala Harris's center-stage presidential run, the silk press has been there ...
Bynum will make history as Oregon's first Black representative. “I am beyond honored,” Bynum said in a statement on Friday.
The Black Panther Heritage Trail will mark 13 historical sites important to the Illinois chapter of the civil rights ...
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