>"Cases of severe black lung disease are back to the highest level in decades. It’s totally preventable."

"Over the summer, following worldwide Black Lives Matter protests, itinerant gallerist Jonny Tanna (and his gallery Harlesden High Street) assembled a show in a vacant third-floor office space not far from where the Central London _...Read More_

"To an outside observer, ceremonial rituals may seem inherently theatrical. Connecting with realms and beings beyond our solid three dimensions requires specific visual, verbal, and spatial cues—a set of colors, an incantation, a site, a _...Read More_

"I keep telling people that is PROOF of how badly gerrymandered Florida is. If you look at statewide ballot intiatives the state is more progressive than its leadership."

"The most profound changes in Black life in the past several decades have been along the lines of class and status, creating political and social chasms between élites and ordinary Black people."

"Big NO to selling the racist doll from the 1950s on Ebay. At their age, I am sure the questioner is assigning more value to the thing than it is worth. I'd contact the museum with a photo just for, um, giggles but not expect much then toss _...Read More_

“I need to make really good clothes. I need to trick the consumer into thinking that it is the same as a dress that was cut from raw virgin material.”

>"Do Black people have the right to defend themselves, to bear arms in America? Because in the wake of the Buffalo Massacre and the Rob _...Read More_

>"A conversation with historian Donna Murch about the past, present, and future of Black radical organizing."

>"Payton Gendron’s violence in Buffalo was not an isolated incident but one thread in a web of anti-Black hatred."

>"Grappling with the impending closure of Bitch magazine at a time when women’s rights are under threat"

>"“Afro-Atlantic Histories,” now at the National Gallery of Art, offers an epic survey of the diaspora."

"The historian Anne Gray Fischer offers a surprising explanation for the disconnect between the myth and reality of policing in her book, The Streets Belong to Us: Sex, Race, and Police Power From Segregation to Gentrification. She argues _...Read More_

>"They are a radio-ready band thriving in the streaming era."

>"Jamel Shabazz might be the accidental father of street photography. But, he is much, much more. From photographing antiwar protests and impoverished communities to fashion moments and street engagement, the legacy of Jamel Shabazz _...Read More_