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Recently, I've been spending some time revisiting the Harlem Renaissance--an original blueprint of a Black creative and cultural movement that has had lasting impact. We can't really talk about the Harlem Renaissance without starting with its father, Alain Locke . I definitely recommend reading Locke's essay, The New Negro , to better understand this transformative time. To learn a bit more about Locke's impact on Black visual art in particular, check out this video from Blac

Malcolm Little, age 15 (left), with sister Ella and friends in this 1941 photo, taken in Franklin Park. City of Boston For a super quick...

Micheal Jackson made history by winning a record breaking 8 Grammy awards on February 28, 1984 I’m just going to assume that anyone...