Houston’s Boynton Chapel Receives Protected Historical Landmark Designation
The church was built in 1957, designed by John S. Chase, Texas's first Black licensed architect and a founder of the Texas Southern University art department.
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Texas Mother And Education Advocate Dr. Roni Dean-Burren Passes Away At 46, Known For Challenging Misrepresentation Of Slavery In Textbook
No official cause of death for 46-year-old Roni Dean-Burren has been announced.
‘Sinners’ Debuts As First Film To Stream With Black American Sign Language
The movie continues to make history with its July 4 release on Max, becoming the first film on the platform to include a version interpreting Black American Sign Language (BASL).
Anti-Affirmative Action Group Ends Black-Only Scholarship At UC San Diego After Citing KKK Act of 1871
The conservative group was victorious as the scholarship was renamed the Goins Alumni Scholarship Fund (GASF), after scholarship founder Lennon Goins.
Black Women Impacted By Ongoing HIV Crisis In The South
Despite advances in HIV prevention, thousands of new cases occur annually, with Black communities in the South—especially women—often overlooked.
