Race & Ethnicity

A proposed dual-language charter school in Georgetown aims to preserve cultural roots while fostering academic success.

A painting from a thrift store in Glenside is by William H. Dorsey, of Philadelphia’s elite Black society circa 1864.

The civil rights leader was also a close, lifelong friend of President Joe Biden, dating back to the 1960s.

Artist Shaheed Rucker puts Negro baseball leagues athletes on re-creations of the iconic cereal box.

The curator of the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection spoke about the importance of the collection and its significant milestone.

Thirty businesses and artisans set up tables and showcased various talents in the basketball gym at the Bok Building.

A recent study found young Black men in Wilmington feel they need protection to stay alive. Work is being done to provide hope.

“The sole purpose of this day is to recognize the longstanding contributions historically, economically, socially of Palestinians,” said Jude Husein, a Palestinian American.

Students in the region can get a guided tour of “The Time Is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure” till February.

The arena proposal is expected to receive full City Council approval this week.

The monument at a former boarding school site in Carlisle, Pa., commemorates tribes whose children were forced to attend the school and similar abusive institutions.

Victims of the 1985 MOVE bombing accuse museum officials of not being forthcoming about turning over remains of their family members.

Revitalizing endangered Indigenous languages that have little or no digital presence is challenging with artificial intelligence—but not impossible.

The collection at Temple University honors the legacy of one of America’s foremost historians and collectors of artifacts on the global Black experience.

Neighboring residents gathered in support for the historically Black borough of Lawnside, New Jersey, where a resident became a victim of racist graffiti.