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The White Sox star’s confrontation with Josh Donaldson crystallizes the need to have power over what others can call you
While the money is welcome, some argue the people and governments who committed the wrongs still need to pay up
After learning about the Smart Set Athletic Club, author Claude Johnson embarked on a two-decadeslong project
The plan was sparked by a reexamination of the school’s 1838 sale of enslaved Black people
In the wake of the mass shooting at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York, it’s time to find the courage to speak the truth
In new book, a pioneering civil rights organizer recalls his days in the movement
After Reconstruction, minstrel songs were one of the few paying options for talented Black singers
The boys lost their chance to play in the World Series because white teams refused to face them
It’s a century too late and leaves serious issues of racial justice unaddressed
A $30 million history center divides Black residents as the last remaining victims pursue a lawsuit
We're changing our name! The Undefeated is now
Where Blackness is infinite
