Blue skies meet turquoise water along cliffs that shimmer in the morning light. The French Riviera unfolds like a dream, ...

In 1883, Emma Lazarus, a young Jewish woman who cared for detained immigrants in New York, wrote a poem she titled “The New ...

M zilikazi is the only warrior whose forces defeated Shaka’s in battle. Many consider him the greatest Southern African ...

Contributing writer for The Prospect Amy Jeon reviews the Black Arts Collective exhibit “Terms for Existence.” ...

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Lowering the amount of refugees taken in by America from 125,000 per year to 7,500, with most of those to be white South ...

When attorney Roswell Field, famous for representing enslaved African American Dred Scott in a landmark case before the U.S. Supreme Court, moved into his house in downtown St. Louis in 1850, the area ...

LeMoult saw him sing the poem “Quiet Night Thought” by the Tang dynasty poet Li Bai to a man from Chengdu, China, and “Lang ...

Mrs Olaide Turner-Moyet is the Director of Alliance Française, Ibadan. She is a cultural advocate and a storyteller, proving that art and language are not luxuries but necessities in shaping identity, ...

David Amram has just turned 95. He’s still playing gigs — including two sets with his jazz quintet on Tuesday at Dizzy’s Club ...

The most viral line from French-Haitian artist Naïka’s “Layers” is a declaration of peaceful resignation. It announces a ...

The new exhibition features works by Black American artists who lived in Europe from the 1890s to the middle of the 20th ...