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RCCS Holds 7th Annual “Kings Who Read” Event Seven years ago, Dr. Dionne Ledford and her super talented staff of

By Sheila Thorne What if the same technology powering smartphones, navigation apps, and digital assistants could help close America’s most

For nearly a decade, Brazilian-born ballet dancer Ingrid Silva laced up her pointe shoes in a shade that was never

Louis Armstrong recorded “You Rascal You” during a pivotal moment in his career, as he was transitioning from a groundbreaking

Saalumarada Thimmakka, a farm laborer from the southern Indian state of Karnataka, died in Bengaluru on Nov. 14, believed to

The piece announces how the Gordon Parks Foundation is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a year-long programme of shows, books,

The Screen and Statehouse By Kaylyn Kendall Dines, MBA Rethinking Justice Through a Trauma-Informed Lens The criminal justice system is

The history of Brazil is inseparable from the transatlantic slave trade organized by the Portuguese Empire. From the early sixteenth

In alignment with its mission and vision to enrich communities and improve the quality of life for people of African

Dr. David Harold Blackwell was one of the most brilliant mathematicians and statisticians of the twentieth century, and also one