In observance of America’s Black History Month, I am again reproducing a column I wrote on March 2, 2014, on an African American theme that I believe readers will find engaging.

This country has long elevated Martin Luther King, Jr. as the admirable voice of peace, while positioning Malcolm X as dangerous, divisive and radical. This contrast was never accidental.

Boston, a city deeply influential in the fight for civil and human rights, is a landscape where the legacies of two monumental Black figures, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X (El Hajj ...

The Super Bowl halftime show is meant to be about music and fun. Over the years, it has also become a stage for shock, drama, ...

Medford: It takes time to absorb all the social justice messages in “The Soundtrack of Black Resistance,” an 18-foot-long artwork created by children ...

Black history is not a footnote in America’s story. It is the backbone, the foundation, and the living pulse of this nation. For centuries, Black people have built, resisted, and persevered, yet too ...

To commemorate this centennial, Young, Black & Lit is sharing 11 must-read books for children of all ages. These selections ...

Still need SNAP: Among the people in Chicago living in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program households who are 22 or older, 47% are employed but need government support to help buy groceries, ...

On a bitter cold morning, Theo Ponchaveli outlines lettering on the side of a building with a positive message: “Sunny South Dallas.” Not far from the wall, a brass band starts to play. The esteemed ...

Nasir Hamid Khan sunfresh1102@gmail.com On 3rd of February, even when details about the Trade Deal were being sought in the Parliament of India, the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry came out ...

From marching bands to global superstars performing in Spanish, Super Bowl halftime shows evolved into cultural moments.