A 600-Mile Road Trip Through the Black History of Mississippi
Every stop along the 600-plus-mile road trip gave me greater insight into those who came before me and an intense appreciation for those continuing their legacies.
BIPOC history
Discovering Puerto Rico’s Black Roots Through Art
Puerto Rico is showcasing its vibrant cultural fabric through art that honors the island’s heritage.
No, Charleston Was Not Built by Wealthy White Men—and This Black History Tour Proves It
Frankly Charleston Black History Tours offers a new and honest take on the history of this popular South Carolina destination.
How This Ancient African Religion Keeps Diaspora Foodways Traditions Alive
In the Ifá religion, food acts as spiritual medicine, an offering to deities, and a conduit for community bonding.
Houston Has More Black History Than You May Think
“I laid down in the street in a coffin-sized hole and wouldn’t move until they agreed not to tear up those bricks.” – Dorris Ellis-Robinson, Founder of the Freedmen’s Town Preservation Coalition.