Dwindling Voices: Endangered Languages in Our Communities and Around the World

Hilaria Cruz, Assistant Professor of Linguistics at the University of Louisville Like recipes that are cherished and handed down through … More

How Imperialism Stole the Future of the Democratic Republic of Congo

In the heart of central Africa lies the Democratic Republic of Congo, the second-largest country in the African continent and … More

It is often the case that when the average American is asked about Thurgood Marshall, the only thing that comes … More

Introduction Ralph Bunche was a man of many firsts. The first Black valedictorian at UCLA. The first Black American to … More

Decades before desegregation and the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Black Americans struggled to travel throughout the … More

Being a consumer, or a shopper, is a key part of our identity. For better or for worse, American culture … More

Angela Davis is a prolific figure on the American Left. A scholar, activist, orator, and Marxist thinker, she has been … More

Introduction Black nationalism, despite offering a practical plan by which Black people can attain their freedom, is often criticized. Most … More

Born out of necessity, America’s Black labor movements have left an indelible mark upon the social fabric of our country. … More

Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler was the first African American woman to earn a medical degree in the United States. She … More