How Mickey Guyton Overcame Hardship to Make Country Music History
Mickey Guyton will be bringing her talent to major cities across the U.S., making her one of the first Black women to headline a country music tour.
Beyoncé Rides Into Her Country Music Era With “Cowboy Carter”
Beyoncé’s Act II, “Cowboy Carter,” is just as defiant and unapologetic as the last, while also honoring Black southern heritage and history.
Taraji P. Henson Thanks Nikki Giovanni for Breaking Down Barriers at “Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project” Screening
The project, which took seven years to film, is beautifully crafted and shows not only Giovanni’s journey, but also the struggles many Black people — especially Black women — face while navigating life in America.
These Black-Owned Businesses Are Making History Right Now
Learn about these Dynamic Duos that are creating Black history right now in their own corners of the world.
Why Black Love Day Actually Isn’t About Romantic Love
Today marks the 30th anniversary of Black Love Day, but how much do you know about the origin?
Black History Now: Dynamic Duos Building Together
This Black History Month, we’re honoring duos changing the world and making history now.
Let’s Talk Juneteenth: Origin, Meaning, and Traditions for the Next Generation
Happy Juneteenth, Black Love Fam! As we prepare to celebrate Juneteenth, we’re sharing with you ways that you can enjoy the holiday as well.
The Black Vote is an Act of Black Love
This powerhouse family is driving a tremendous effort to empower Black communities, calling on millions to reclaim their rights and organize for change.
Educating Ourselves: 6 Books About Institutionalized Racism
staging-blacklove.kinsta.cloud Contributor Jared Williams breaks down 6 books that helped educate him on institutionalized racism in America.
5 Facts on the History of Juneteenth
Juneteenth at a glance. What it is and how to celebrate. Amid a national outcry against racial injustices and police brutality, it is one of the most-needed celebrations of the year.
A Lesson From Georgetown Students on Honoring Black History and Paying it Forward
Black Love’s Editorial Director Myeisha Essex examines Georgetown University’s step toward being on the right side of history regarding reparations.
