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Book Club: “It’s Hard to Kill a Bougainvillea: From Slavery to the American Dream” by Sylvia A. Alvarez
19+ hour, 16+ min ago (183+ words) thatssotampa.com Book Club: “It’s Hard to Kill a Bougainvillea: From Slavery to the American Dream” by Sylvia A. Alvarez We are excited to announce the next session of the History Center’s Book Club on Thursday, September 17, 2026. This free event…...
How a fight to save Wisconsin’s Black babies keeps hitting a dead end
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (1676+ words) This story is part of the Cap Times series Deadly Divide, investigating Wisconsin’s ongoing Black infant mortality crisis. The reporting is supported through a National Fellowship from the USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism. For decades, Wisconsin’s Black infant mortality…...
About me — Angela Onoma
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (146+ words) I Make Culture in Tokyo, Then Write About It Hi, I’m Angela. I work in arts and culture in Tokyo. I joined Mori Building straight out of university in 2020. Despite the …...
American women are in crisis too
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (738+ words) Something is very wrong amongst women in America. Just recently, an X/Twitter post featured a compilation of viral TikTok videos featuring women pretending to harm their babies. This disturbing trend surfaced amid ongoing hysteria surrounding the Lindsay Clancy trial…...
How writer Jean Toomer envisioned an American race beyond color
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (435+ words) Poet and novelist Jean Toomer (1894–1967) was among the most influential figures of the Harlem Renaissance, and his 1923 modernist novel “Cane” inspired generations of Black writers and is considered a masterwork in African American literature. Yet he refused to identify as…...
Shida Marouf: Social Obstacles Prevent Archiving Women's History
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (428+ words) As gender dominance and the marginalization of women translators and writers continue in the Kurdistan Region, women continue to establish their mark in the cultural field through self-development and individual efforts. In this context, writer and translator Shida Marouf said…...
Why Blackness Is a Gift – Emerald Book
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (182+ words) Despite centuries of systemic oppression, cultural theft, and manufactured lies, Black identity remains an undeniable source of profound honor, intrinsic value, and deep, unshakeable joy. We are judging our identity by the brilliance of our people, rather than the cruelty…...
Beauty ‘N’ Boots: Meet The Unsinkable Marsha Martin, A Bona Fide Arkansas Success Story
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (1312+ words) For someone who does not do a lot of interviews, Marsha Martin is getting a lot of attention these days. Thanks to a flamboyant sense of style and some strategically placed courtside seats at Razorback basketball games, Martin is recognized…...
Anna Kate’s Takes: Women are long overdue for adequate healthcare
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (1203+ words) Beer, bubbles and Boone businesses come together for Beer Fest Black Bears climb into Mountaineer’s den for opening week game Meet the English department’s secret soup-ciety Annual Día Latino celebration hosts new salsa-making competition Mountaineers send Black Bears back into…...
The vilification of Black mothers: Why didn???t Latarsha Sanders get the compassion Lindsay Clancy received?
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (478+ words) OPINION: Two Massachusetts mothers mounted defenses centered on severe mental illness. Their cases have been met with very different public narratives. A judge has just declared a mistrial for Lindsay Clancy, mother of three, standing trial for the deaths of…...