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“A shared communal feeling in the dark, across race”: A conversation with performing arts experts on the intersection of performance, power, and race
Panelists discuss the intersection of performance, power, and race (Tamiah Woodfork | Staff Photographer) The Performing Arts Department and the Department of Anthropology’s Experiential Ethnography…
Family of teen killed in Robbinsdale seeks justice nearly 1 year after her death
Monday at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul: a moment to shine a light on missing and murdered Black women and girls. Right now,…
Are Young Black Voters Beginning To Question The Democratic Agenda, Black Leadership, And The Reparations Promise?
At the National Action Network convention, one young Black man’s challenge to the Democratic establishment disrupted a room full of political elites. It exposed a…
SABCNews AM Headlines @05H30 | 14 April 2026
*The Madlanga Commission is set to resume its public hearings today with a new witness on the stand, suspended EMPD Deputy Police Chief, Commissioner Julius…
RHHD Highlights Black Maternal Health Services – Newsroom – Virginia Department of Health
“Pregnancy is a journey often marked by beautiful and challenging moments, said Richmond and Henrico Health Districts Director of Community … Source link
Punahou Welcomes Scholar Nitasha Sharma for Powerful Conversations on Race and Identity
Punahou School welcomed Nitasha Sharma on April 6 for a powerful and thought-provoking visit that brought students, faculty, and community members together in meaningful conversation….
'You, Me & Tuscany Producer' Talks Potential for More Black Rom-Coms – People.com
… You, Me & Tuscany' producer Will Packer said he believes more romantic comedies with Black … news to compelling human interest stories. Related … Source…
Woman set stranger's shed on fire because she thought there were 'black panthers' inside
Local News · Living & Community · Elections · In brief · Wyoming · Sports · Local … Woman set stranger's shed on fire because…
A Sarasota theatre project pairs teens with Holocaust survivors and Black elders
A Sarasota theatre project inspired by the friendship between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel is now in its third year….
Rochester community recognizes Black Maternal Health Week
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Local health and community leaders recognized Black Maternal Health Week with a gathering at the Little Theatre in Rochester on Monday. Leaders…
