Pandemic

Douglas Lyons wants to invite Black audiences for ‘Chicken & Biscuits’ on Broadway

His Broadway debut is part of a historic season that contains eight Black playwrights.

How the Colombia football jersey became a symbol of protest

The nation’s Black citizens have taken to the streets to demand change

This artist disconnected from the world to regain clarity

In a year of pandemic and protests, painter Michi Meko escaped to the wilderness and found his better self

Artist NIC Kay seeks balance during the pandemic

The coronavirus shut down everything in the art world, yet it opened new possibilities for artistic expression

Playwright Antoinette Nwandu is healing her audience, and herself

The pandemic collided with professional and personal upheavals that made her rewrite her script

Verzuz cannot keep giving a platform to alleged abusers

The goodwill is lost if its creators do not do better

HBCU football begins as COVID-19 continues to surge

SWAC, MEAC begin practices for February start but will ‘shut it down’ if virus impacts teams

Honoring Black lives lost to COVID-19

An ongoing tribute to family, friends, co-workers, community leaders and neighbors who lived a life undefeated.

‘Another Act’: Lena Waithe talks ‘The Chi,’ transgender and queer representation, protests and helping families during the pandemic

Also, she discusses how last year’s debut of ‘Queen & Slim’ fits today