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“Too Long Have Others Spoken For Us”: A History of Black News Media
From Abolition Papers to BET, How Have Black People Spread the News? In today’s digital world, black people can get
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Two Minute History: The Little Known Signifigance of Black Barbershops
Black barbershops are a crucial part of black culture. Have you ever wondered about their history? Look no further. Presented
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The Evolution of the Black Supermodel
Through a sea of white faces in high and commercial fashion today, a number of black women stand out. Chanel
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Two Minute History: Juneteenth
Happy Juneteenth! Have you ever wondered about the origin and meaning of this holiday? Watch the two minute history video
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Fast History: Rent Parties
"The rent party tradition, where African Americans converted daytime residential apartments into nighttime speakeasies and charged guests a modest fee
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Two Minute History: The Story of Freaknik
It was before social media. Artists could get their music out. Women could let loose without worrying about being posted
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Fast History: Black Women and Their Hair
I remember when I first saw Solange's big chop. At the time, I was so confused. I was one of
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Hungry History: Black Cookbooks from the 19th Century
Of the surviving cookbooks from the 19th century, less than five are attributed to black authors. First, some context: possessing