
‘Weaving Destiny,’ An Essay about Hair
Preparing for my 10-hour commitment, I set my moisturizer, shea butter and laptop on the corner of the mahogany dining room table. As daylight faded

Preparing for my 10-hour commitment, I set my moisturizer, shea butter and laptop on the corner of the mahogany dining room table. As daylight faded

Getting ready to transition out of high school, I am learning much about myself, what makes me happy and most notably about how I undercut

“Kong: Skull Island” is a welcome addition to the Kong mythos that takes things in a very unique direction.

From Dizzee’s discovery of his sexuality to the influence Catholicism plays in Hispanic families, the issues in “The Get Down” are relevant, not just to


The constant portrayal of black men as angry and belligerent is part of what leads people to generalizing these traits among all black men.

One day an 11-year-old girl with abilities similar to Logan’s shows up, along with a small army of gun-toting bad guys who are trying to

The line to sign up for this poetry slam was filled with more than 20 teens anxious to take the opportunity. I realized teens are

Over the past 8 years, I have gathered that legends don’t explain themselves.
Over the past 8 years, I have seen black pride spread

This week’s 89th annual Academy Awards telecast was easily one of the most surprising Oscar ceremonies in quite some time. Now we take a look

As our first stop on the Youth Theological Initiative “Praying With Our Feet” Travel Seminar, Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, the only church where Dr. Martin

Eighth graders from Jennifer Swift’s class at The Paideia School created an interactive map based on the Civil Rights Tour they took in February. While