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Black Women, Public Housing, and Resistance

For as long as public housing has been described as a “failure,” lower-income Black women have been the face of

In 1948, the Cincinnati City Planning Commission published its “Metropolitan Master Plan.” It was an ambitious outline of the city’s

The May 1995 issue of Christianity Today, included the report of a leading African American voice in the Southern Baptist

In “Don’t Cash Crop My Cornrows,” a video created for her high school history class that later went viral, Amandla

During the interwar period, Salaria Kea became one of the most famous Black American antifascist women of the early 20th