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Birth of a Nation” (2025) by Stan Douglas. The Canadian artist remakes a sequence from the 1915 movie with new ...

Step inside this Bed-Stuy brownstone and you’ll swear you’ve been whisked back to a jazz venue in 1940s Brooklyn. Housed in a ...

But for jazz musicians the fact that jazz came from America, a land where black people were also fighting for civil ...

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When Lexie Webster integrated an Indianapolis neighborhood in 1963, fences went up. She spent her 96 years breaking down ...

My father taught me about jazz, poetry, and philosophy, but he couldn’t show me how to be Black and a Red Sox fan.

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Which celebrities are New Orleans Saints fans? These big names in the arts, sports, and media wear black and gold on Sundays.

Explore the contributions of Black music icons who shaped the industry and American culture during Black Music Month.

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