The historic landmark and iconic cultural institution is reinventing itself.
W.E.B. Du Bois' “The Philadelphia Negro” -- which was published 125 years ago -- offers valuable lessons about why Black Philadelphia neighborhoods look the way they do today.
Fewer white people call Washington, D.C home in a demographic shift that happened during the pandemic and restores the "Chocolate City" nickname.
NBA player Udonis Haslem has launched a grant program for BIPOC-owned businesses in his hometown of Miami.
Some people in Harlem -- a community that's been all but synonymous with Black people -- were caught off-guard when they saw a poster featuring only white people that advertised a "new soul" restaurant.
Amid the ongoing scourge of gentrification in America, three allies have sued a Detroit landlord and are alleging housing discrimination against prospective renters who are Black.
Hats by Bunn—a bespoke hat shop that has been in Harlem for over two decades—is thriving in the face of gentrification.
A Black-owned real estate development company is fighting gentrification in Atlanta through the creation of affordable housing.
The Sean Price mural in Crown Heights appears to be in threat of being painted over.
Gentrifiers called the cops on a New Orleans musician with autism because he was playing too loud.
A biographer appears to think he owns Dr. King's story.
After the forces of gentrification tried to come for the city's go-go music, its sights have been set on Sankofa, a Black-owned bookstore in Washington, D.C.
