Sonia Boyce triumphed with a work about the erasure of Black women artists. She greets the trophy with a mix of gratitude and circumspection.
Tag: Black People
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For These Families, H.B.C.U.s Aren’t Just an Option. They’re a Tradition.
America’s network of Black colleges were founded to provide essential opportunity. For many, they’ve come to offer something else: a link to a treasured legacy.
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The F.D.A.’s Ban of Menthol Cigarettes Will Help Black Communities
The proposed ban on menthol cigarettes, long aimed at Black consumers, is crucial to reducing smoking, especially among young people.
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Lisa Cook Becomes First Black Woman Confirmed as a Fed Governor
Ms. Cook is the first Black woman ever confirmed as a governor at the Federal Reserve.