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The White Coat Threshold
TheWhite Coatthreshold Inside the fragile rise—and possible reversal—of Black American medical school graduates in the United States Share fb tw ln pin fb tw ln pin By KOLUMN M
TheWhite Coatthreshold Inside the fragile rise—and possible reversal—of Black American medical school graduates in the United States Share fb tw ln pin fb tw ln pin By KOLUMN M
The NewJim CrowLines With federal courts retreating from partisan gerrymandering, Republican lawmakers are redrawing the map of Black political power—one district at a time. Shar
Seats ofour own Before multiplexes and streaming, Black audiences carved out their own cinematic world—from William Brown’s African Grove Theatre to the Pekin and Greenwood’s
TheAmerica August WilsonBuilt Across Ten Plays and One Neighborhood, a Playwright Captured the Country’s Hardest Truths—and Its Most Enduring Hope Share fb tw ln pin fb tw ln p
Wherethe Black DollarGoes Now As major retailers retreat from their diversity promises, a new generation of guides—like BRANDED, BLACKNESS—are reshaping how Black consumers fin
The Unraveling How Obamacare Lifted Black America—And Why a New Law Threatens to Pull It Apart Share fb tw ln pin fb tw ln pin By KOLUMN Magazine On a gray Tuesday morning in Atl
TheLetterThat Changed Peanuts How Franklin Rewrote a Holiday Classic Share fb tw ln pin fb tw ln pin By KOLUMN Magazine On millions of American screens every November, the scene la
40 Acres and a Mule Sherman’s Order and the Birth—and Undoing—of Black Landownership Share fb tw ln pin fb tw ln pin By KOLUMN Magazine In January 1865, as Union troops occup
A Womanthe World Couldn’t Look Away From The Story of Ella Abomah Williams Mme. Abomah (borned Ella Grigsby and later known as Ella Williams) was an international celebrity in th
Muriel Bowser’s Decade in Power: How a Hometown Mayor Reshaped Washington, D.C. Muriel Bowser is the seventh elected mayor of Washington, DC. She has a strong record of creating