Ryan Coogler’s 'Sinners' has dominated the box office, shaped cultural conversation and sparked academic study. Even without major awards, the film has already won where it matters most.

Canadian Identity and Culture Minister Marc Miller unveiled the theme for this year’s Black History Month in Nova Scotia Wednesday morning.

MLK Holiday DC returns with events to honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy and fight for justice and equity. Join the celebration Jan. 12-19.

The African Nova Scotian Research Ethics Project aims to create a framework for how researchers can go into communities without causing harm while producing work that benefits residents.

Researcher and writer Jennifer Dow worked alongside New Brunswick's Education and Early Childhood Department to create a Black history book for young students, teachers and the public.

An all-Black cast, a classic sport, and a very Canadian story. “Cool Sweepings” is a new comedy series that brings diversity to the ice like never before. “This incredible diverse environment, bringing people together, a sport like curling in which typically people might think Jamaicans or immigrants aren’t a part of, we’re trying to say […]

The Hubbard House in northeast Ohio’s Ashtabula County was an important stop on the Underground Railroad. After surviving a demolition threat, it has a unique strategy to ensure its future.

The Town of Truro is continuing with a name contest for a park that a project partner thought had already been named.

Since the 1800s, Black folks have used Christmas to resist racial violence and oppression. And you can, too.

Barbara Rose Johns was 16 when she led a walkout at her high school, credited with helping end school segregation. Her statue replaces Robert E. Lee's, which was removed in 2020.

Keke Palmer and SZA’s “One Of Them Days” is a stark reminder of the scarcity — and necessity — of funny Black women duos leading their own comedy films.

Four million Americans live within 1 mile of a data center. The communities closest to them are “overwhelmingly” non-white.

Researcher and writer Jennifer Dow worked alongside New Brunswick's Education and Early Childhood Department to create a Black history book for young students, teachers and the public.

From classic films to new originals and Black-led podcasts, here’s what’s new and Black on Netflix for January 2026.

Prize-winning historian Martha S. Jones's The Trouble of Color explores the way racial classifications in America have impacted Black families and identity.

International Decade for People of African Descent (IDPAD) program providing $25,000 to five projects

Alberta’s Black Youth Mentorship and Leadership Program guides high school and undergraduate scholars through mentorship, workshops and campus experiences, helping them navigate barriers and gain skills.

Essence is supporting Black women entrepreneurs with the launch of Weloveus.shop, an online marketplace showcasing Black women-led brands.

Educators, students, and community members came together on November 27 for an inspiring evening to celebrate the launch of BLK: An Origin Story, a groundbreaking four-part documentary series that uncovers the often-untold histories of Black Canadian history. Hosted at Chinguacousy Secondary School, the event also unveiled a suite of new teaching resources designed for Grades 7–10, supporting educators in integrating these essential narratives into classrooms with confidence and depth.

The proposed merger hasn’t closed yet, but its implications for DEI, Black-led projects, and access in Hollywood are already coming into focus.

Using interviews, local and federal data, and news, Stacker highlights 10 Black-led food justice organizations working for a more equitable food system.