Across Seattle, less than half as many Black households own homes as white families. But there's a new law that could help turn that around by expanding the Covenant Home Ownership program. Joshua ...

April marks National Autism Awareness Month. On Tuesday’s edition of “Closer Look,” host Rose Scott talks with Georgia Tech autism researcher Dr. Jennifer Singh and two parents.

Native Evanstonian Colette Allen shares memories of integration in 1950s and 60s at Northwestern's Harris Hall. Shorefront's archives document the Evanston Black experience.

Tailoring Black Style"—is an ode to the Black dandy. Ahead of the event on May 5, here's everything you need to know about ...

In this interview, Cheryl Thompson, author of ‘Canada and the Blackface Atlantic: Performing Slavery, Conflict and Freedom, ...

If you're curious about the relationship different communities have with surfing, don't miss your chance to watch Wade in the ...

Founded by artist Rebecca Norton and her husband, Charley Miller, MaybeItsFate holds physical space as well as virtual spaces ...

The Palladinos' new dance dramedy puts real ballet stars at its center — and everything about the show is better for it.

Furlough's Paradise,' winner of the 2025 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, opens at the Geffen Playhouse under the direction of ...

Canticus Vocal Ensemble will close its 10th anniversary season with a concert of choral music reflecting the welcome arrival ...

On a Tuesday afternoon in 1950, April 25, in a board room jammed with owners and coaches of the fledgling league’s 12 (soon to be 11) teams, the Boston Celtics’ Walter Brown called out a name in the ...

Boseman's character might be right spiritually, but perhaps doesn't speak for all black people distressed by white fans claiming the salute of a fictional, uncolonized African nation for themselves.