Pop culture and poetry intersect in a new book — “Black Existentialism: Autumn Leaves and Other Space Oddities” — by poet, ...

In his first weeks as a federal judge in Washington last December, Amir Ali was surprised to learn that the job didn’t come ...

On June 19, people around the nation celebrate Juneteenth to commemorate the emancipation of the final group of enslaved ...

Sharon Fletcher, executive director of Houston Freedmen's Town Conservancy, preserves America's oldest black settlement with Juneteenth events and restoration.

Apocalypse,” “The End Is the Beginning,” “The Book of Records,” and “The River Is Waiting.” Apocalypse, by Lizzie Wade (Harper). In recent decades, technological advances have transformed the field of ...

This Dallas-based press has been publishing international books for 12 years. Among its latest releases is this novel from ...

Former NBA player Jamal Crawford's son, JJ Crawford, is just an eighth grader, but he's already grabbing attention on the basketball court.

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a tie-dye station with Port City T-shirts; yard games; and plenty of beer, including the new Hopsurgence double-dry-hopped double IPA. A portion of all beer sales benefits the LGBTQ+ nonprofit ...

The star-studded announcement for Charleston Literary Festival 2025 features literary giants Joyce Carol Oates, Colum McCann, Michael Cunningham, Viet Thanh Nguyen, Glory Edim, Maggie Smith, and more ...

Juneteenth events at Booker T. Washington National Monument detail the life of the famous author and orator who was freed in ...

The Emancipation Proclamation was signed by President Abraham Lincoln in January 1863, but it wasn't until June 19, 1865, ...