Three former presidents of the United States, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden, will lead a tribute to the late civil rights leader, the Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. This happens at a public memorial service on Friday in Chicago. The event, called “The People’s Celebration,” is by family members and organizers. It concludes a […]
In the midst of renewed national discussions about historical memory and cultural preservation, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) is gaining attention with its ongoing exhibition “At the Vanguard: Making and Saving History at HBCU.” This powerful showcase celebrates the legacy, resilience, and contributions of Historically Black Colleges and Universities […]
As RodeoHouston continues its 2026 run from March 2 to March 22 at NRG Park, one date stands out. This is Black Heritage Day on Friday, March 6. The day celebrates Black American contributions to Western heritage during the popular rodeo season. The event is expected to attract around 135,000 attendees. It continues a tradition […]
In the history of space exploration, new frontiers are measured not just in miles but also in milestones of representation and human achievement. Victor Jerome Glover Jr. is a United States Navy captain, test pilot, and NASA astronaut. He is set to make history again when he flies on NASA’s Artemis II mission, planned for […]
A landmark exhibition celebrating the artistry, history, and living legacy of Black burlesque performers has opened in the nation’s capital. It highlights a cultural tradition that has shaped American performance art while often staying on the edges of mainstream narratives. Titled “Every(body) Wants to Be a Showgirl,” the showcase runs through March 1 at Dupont […]
