“Diversity is our strength” has been a battle cry of leftists for decades, undergirding their hope that a national “majority-minority” population will one day defeat the mythical “white supremacy.” Ironically,…
Mariah Clark has been involved in rodeo for much of her life. A member of the White Mountain Apache Tribe, she has held rodeo queen titles and done barrel racing. …
Project by Vancouver-based Visceral Visions hosts launch event November 18 A NEW, VANCOUVER-BASED national digital platform aimed at connecting Indigenous and racialized artists with work has just launched. CultureBrew.Art seeks to…
The Bay State Banner urges Gov. Charlie Baker to sign the law creating Emancipation Day. Even Boston City Councilors seem to be unaware that in 1783, Massachusetts became the first…
When photographer Dee Dwyer attended the Rally 4 Reparations in Washington, D.C., she heard from people across the country about what reparations from slavery in the United States means to them. Here…
Our Native American employees are connected through our Native American Network (NAN), bringing together people from diverse cultures to positively impact our company and our communities. On September 30th, Native…
After more than two decades in the Navy, Jon Altmann decided to become a teacher and discovered a program called Troops to Teachers. The program supports men and women leaving…
They’re sitting pretty — at least in the classroom. New research suggests that attractive female college students accustomed to earning high grades in person aren’t making the same marks during…
Harvard University's endowment, currently valued at a jaw-dropping $50.9 billion, has been the largest among academic institutions for more than 35 years. But the University of Texas is nipping at…
Descendants of the survivors from the Clotilda celebrate their heritage and take command of their legacy, as the discovery of the remains of the last-known slave ship to arrive in…