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Juneteenth E-Zine
June 19, 2026
This issue explores Juneteenth not just as a celebration but as a reckoning. This issue also features the Juneteenth Explorer,…
The Juneteenth Explorer
June 17, 2026
Check out the Juneteenth Explorer, an AI-powered learning tool, an immersive journey into what really happened on June 19, 1865,…
The Reinventions Of Malcolm X
May 19, 2026
On his 101st birthday (5/19/26), explore the life and legacy of Malcolm X.
Jim Crow 2.0: From the Poll Tax to the SAVE Act
February 28, 2026
What in the Jim Crow 2.0 is really going on? Let's talk about Voting Rights and the SAVE Act.
Poetry and Protest: The Life and Legacy of George Moses Horton
February 27, 2026
George Moses Horton was the first Black man to publish a book in the South, which did while enslaved.
The Wiz: From Box Office Flop to Cultural Classic
February 26, 2026
An iconic cultural classic today, The Wiz overcame early criticism to redefine representation and celebrate Black musical storytelling.
Remembering “The Color Purple”
February 25, 2026
The Color Purple by Alice Walker was released in 1985. Its themes of survival, faith, sisterhood, justice, and self-discovery still…
Research as Resistance: W.E.B. DuBois and The Philadelphia Negro Study
February 24, 2026
In 1899, W.E.B. DuBois documented structural inequality, proving Black poverty wasn’t self-inflicted but systemically initiated.
Ignorance and Power: James Baldwin’s Warning
February 23, 2026
In this quote, writer James Baldwin warns that when ignorance joins power, justice faces its most dangerous and destructive enemy.
The Wingo Sisters: Pioneers of Women’s Wrestling
February 22, 2026
Meet the Wingo sisters! African-American trailblazers of women's professional wrestling. Check out these unsung heroes!
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