A virtual conversation bringing together some of our nations' brightest thought leader — Melanie Campbell, Honorable Donna Edwards and Judith Browne Dianis —that analyzes the national landscape through the lens of gender and race equity. ...
Literary force Tracy Sherrod, Amistad's editorial director, will help Unerased launch a new initiative, She Wrote the Book, celebrating Black women authors, publishers and readers. ...
Unerased sits down with Jackie Jones, Dean of Morgan State University's School of Global Journalism and Communications to talk about her vision for the future....
This month we salute Ricki Fairley and the triumphant breast cancer survivors whose mission is 365-24/7, taking awareness to the level of Breast Cancer Vigilance. ...
NY Attorney General Letitia James is unafraid to take on power forces. She was in the news recently for releasing the damning evidence on sexual improprieties that forced Cuomo to resign. ...
Unerased honors the life and legacy of songstress, poet and playwright Julia Nixon – a woman whose art will live in the hearts of many. ...
Singing through their pain, these superstars endured trauma and addiction to produce unforgettable music. Let’s celebrate their soaring legacies....
The 1960's whirlwind of change brought a new form of LGBTQ activism, led by Marsha P. Johnson and other transwomen who made a lasting imprint on the movement. ...
“Young, Gifted and Black” embodied the light that was Lorraine Hansberry who maximized every moment of her short life with pathos and meaning. ...
Who was the first Black woman to be tapped as a vice presidential candidate? It's not who you think. Charlotta Bass paved the way in 1952 as the VP candidate on the Progressive Party ticket. ...