Local author Jolene McDonald stopped by at the library recently to read her book, “I Will Not Go To Sleep Tonight!” McDonald, who lives in Litchfield, wrote this sweet book, which was illustrated ...

Thirteen-year-old writer Ariana Shaprow is displaying her poem “The Way It Should Be” at the Mosaic Children’s Museum in Woodland, California, celebrating the accomplishments of ...

Many people came together on the first day of the Bossier Parish Libraries Black Author and Artist Expo to listen to a panel ...

Maya Angelou, an influential visual poet, and civil rights activist, remains a cornerstone in Black history. Her work inspires courage, resilience, and to be proud of your culture. This legacy makes ...

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The council draws on the federal agencies for its talent. And for those chosen, the work at the White House for a year or two is often a huge opportunity to dive into the pinnacle of foreign ...

Published in 2018, Adeyemi’s “Children of Blood and Bone” has become ... 2012 film — inspired her to begin writing about the Black experience. “I’m the kind of person who gets ...

Gavin White is set to take on the Kerry captaincy for the 2025 season, succeeding Paudie Clifford in the role. The Kingdom remain one of the few counties that still select their captain from the ...

The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), one of the largest in Congress, blasted President Trump on Wednesday for rolling back diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs in the federal government.

"I want to help kids have the same experience, to develop their reading skills and open their imaginations to dream big." Reading was already in decline because of the increasing amount of time ...

Black children make up only 19% of ECE enrollment but comprise 47% of children suspended or expelled, and are 3.6 times as likely to receive one or more suspensions relative to their white peers.