From pioneers of civil rights to innovators in arts and science, Black American legends altered history, culture and opportunity for years to come. Their effects are felt far and wide; their accomplishments continue to influence long after their deaths. Here are 5 legends lost in 2026 so far. 1. Claudette Colvin Long before Rosa Parks […]
Every February, the United States observes Black History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements, struggles, and resilience of Black Americans. Over the decades, the meaning of this month has evolved from a focused educational initiative into a national moment for reflection, celebration, and cultural affirmation. The observance began in 1926 as Negro History Week, […]
Fashion is more than clothing, it’s identity, culture, and storytelling. Black designers have long been at the forefront of this transformation, blending heritage, innovation, and bold vision to create looks that transcend trends. From couture runways to streetwear revolutions, these six designers didn’t just participate in fashion, they changed it forever. 1. Ann Lowe (1898–1981) […]
Black History is a reminder of the legends who pushed this country closer to justice. However, the same names always get the attention. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. dominates the spotlight, but the movement for equality was driven by countless black freedom fighters. It was a group of organizers, rebels, thinkers, and everyday Black folks. […]
Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman on the U.S. Supreme Court, has achieved another milestone in her growing legacy. Her memoir, Lovely One: A Memoir, received a Grammy nomination for Best Audio Book, though it did not win. Despite not winning, the nomination underscores her influence beyond the courtroom, showing how Black leaders are […]
