Seattle Black Panther Party to preserve legacy in museum and interpretive center
Founded by brothers Aaron and Elmer Dixon in 1968, the Seattle Black Panther Party's impact runs deep in the city's history.
Why Did It Take a Fire for the World to Learn of Altadena’s Black Arts Legacy?
As Frieze Los Angeles shines a spotlight on art in the city, one community, long facing institutional apathy, calls for ...
A new cookbook by Seattle’s version of vegan royalty celebrates food and love
A new cookbook by Seattle's version of "vegan royalty," the former owner of Plum Bistro, is a tribute to no-fuss vegan home ...
Beyond Tulsa: Uncovering America’s forgotten Black Wall Streets and their legacies today
Stacker used Census data and other sources to explore the history of Black Wall Streets and their legacy in present-day Black ...
Seattle exhibit makes graphic points via the art of the ‘violent joke’
On display through Aug. 17 at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, Tala Madani's "Be Flat" demands that audiences exit their ...
Florida Highwaymen: Segregation causes black artists to sell work from cars
A movement of African American painters in the 1950s and 60s was born in Fort Pierce, leading to many making a living doing ...
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Ellis Library features exhibit on Black labor through the eyes of St. Louis Artist, Spencer T. Banks
In celebration of Black History Month, Ellis Library has an exhibit about Spencer T. Banks. The exhibit focus on Banks' ...