This has been the pattern for the past two months in a ... given that it was Black History Month. I understand the sentiment and concern — especially now. But I have always felt that we should ...

Jill Biden is known for having an excellent fashion sense, but no one can get it right every time. Here are some of Jill's ...

Anyone who owns a quilt, that quilt has a bit of history and a story behind it,” said Mississippi Museum of Art Associate ...

Fittingly, it’s the third week of Women’s History Month when the group assembles in person for the ... Each is rocking her version of an all-black power look. There are fitted pantsuits, deep V-cuts, ...

Leavitt is all smiles wearing a bright blue suit while holding her beaming 8-month-old baby boy. Little Nicholas was just as dapper as his mom, wearing a white shirt with a blue plaid pattern top ...

There is a movement afoot to honor the segment of society Malcolm X famously said was the most disrespected in the nation — Black women. And this movement isn’t waiting on anyone’s permission. Though ...

*Throughout history, Black women have been pioneers in the beauty and fashion industry, redefining standards, creating groundbreaking products, and advocating for safer, more inclusive practices.

More on that later. With Women’s History Month on the mind, we felt a need to shout out another Black woman with a historic No. 1 song on the Hot 100: none other than the late great Aaliyah!

Former Florida International University professor and historian Marvin Dunn speaks to attendees about the Rosewood Massacre during a “Black History Learning Tree” event at FIU on Tuesday, April 1, ...

As Women’s History Month comes to an end, I’ve been reflecting on ways to honor Black women. We often see and admire them in ways that are left unspoken or that aren’t amplified nearly ...

Unfortunately I have lived a long enough life to see the study of Black history being ... The most beautiful thing about studying history is that you can see patterns emerge that remind you ...

Lesyslie Rackard says that through her quilts, she was able to pay tribute to George Floyd in 2020 — despite being stuck in her home.