For years, famed housewife Porsha Williams had the exclusive rights to being the dumbest person to ever make a statement about the Underground Railroad. Remember when she publicly stated in front of company that she believed it was an actual train? Well, the dumbest administration to ever do it has said, “Hold my beer.” For […]
In celebration of Certified Nurses Day, here are 14 Black nurses who have made a lasting impact on the medical field.
The City of Philadelphia unveiled a nine-foot bronze sculpture of Harriet Tubman at City Hall.
While on the surface it seems as though Harriet Tubman being the first Black person to grace one of America's banknotes is a really great thing, some Twitter users felt otherwise.
Despite the negativity that can come, she relishes the opportunity to play strong women she's always looked up to.
Some critics are saying casting her was a poor decision.
Cynthia Erivo's decision to align herself with Luvvie Ajayi is problematic and serves as enough reason for Black Americans to at least question her portrayal of Harriet Tubman.
Outside of Mother's Day and Women's History Month (which are not federally recognized holidays), there just aren't very many public and state holidays, or momentums and commemorations in general, which seek to canonize women on the same level as we do our male heroes and leaders.
Do you think that it’s important to give roles to people who actually look like the person they're hoping to portray when it comes to skin complexion?
This author argues that intentionally lightening Harriet Tubman's complexion in the film does a disservice to the black community.