At Black Girls in Art Spaces’ February meet-up, a group of roughly 50 women mingled in a nook of the Dallas Museum of Art. The building teemed with visitors, who dropped in and out of activities ...

Dr. Angela Reddix sowed a seed in downtown Portsmouth, Virginia. Now, just one year later, Reddix and the community she serves is paying homage to its fruition and the ...

In a historic move, Minnesota officially launched the nation’s first “Missing and Murdered Black Women and Girls Office” ...

"Our sweet Lily Ann went to be with Jesus on Sunday, April 6," the couple wrote in an Instagram post, alongside photos of themselves embracing their baby girl. "She was exactly 9 months old ...

Livingston and N. Liberty streets in February. Last month, Girl Scouts of the USA recognized their efforts with a Bronze Award — the highest honor a junior Scout can earn for community service.

What didn’t happen this week? Chaos reigned supreme for a second consecutive week in the Garden State. Only a select few teams were left unscathed from the madness that unraveled, and those ...

Now is the perfect time to remove them, before they go to seed. According to TS Eliot: “April is the cruellest month …mixing memory with desire”. Eliot was speaking of human passions in his ...

Spring has officially arrived across Virginia, and with it comes travel plans for many as students prepare for upcoming spring breaks. From popular destinations to hidden gems, Virginians are ...

Arms wide, head back, he radiates joy, even in antique black and white ... Less than two years later, Frankie danced with a white girl on a national television show, and the show was swiftly ...

Among them was a young Katie - who became a fan-favourite as 'Eddie Jordan's pit girl'. Katie pictured left and right in the 90s as a grid girl, and centre, with Eddie.

On Saturday, April 12, Casa San Ysidro hosted a talk on the “Bad Girls of New Mexico ... On the second Saturday of every month, free public events are held there, featuring guest speakers who cover ...

Take a look at park spaces and monuments in our parks that honor women —both historical and in our recent past — who have contributed to shaping our history, culture, and the future of parks.