What’s Diversity Got To Do With It?
byOver the past five years, the landscape of the Austin tech startup scene has changed. Some would argue the change has been for the better. But if we look closely, we can still see many opportunities for growth.
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Is Austin Perfect or Poison for Black People Looking for Black Love?
byAustin may not have the Black quantity, but it does have the Black quality.
5 Black-Owned Food Trucks in Austin You Must Try
byGooey, cheese fries, tender brisket, and “itis-inducing” soul food are just a few items you can find at some of Austin’s Black-owned food trucks. To…
Being a Janet Jackson Fan is Like Dating A Bad Boy
byJanet is like an ol’ emotionally abusive boyfriend.
What’s Next for Tech Diversity in Austin, Texas?
byWhen I first tell people I live in Silicon Hills, most people look at me with a very confused expression.
6 Steps for How to Protest in 2017
byProtesters of color don’t have to follow non-progressive guidelines.
New Report: Black Households Face Segregation & Hate Crimes
byPeople of color, persons with disabilities, and other marginalized groups continue to be unlawfully shut out of many neighborhoods that provide quality schools and health care, fresh food, employment opportunities, quality and affordable credit, small business investment, and other opportunities that affect life outcomes.
Serafia: Austinite’s Music Videos Explore Mythic Battles
bySerafia is taking the Beyonce approach and releasing visuals for her upcoming project.
People Of Color: The Art of Chaka Mpeanaji
bySimple yet bold colors and lines remind them of their innate power to transform any situation into something new. That’s why Chaka celebrates color and the term “people of color.”
World-Famous Artists Honor 50 Years of The Black Panthers
by“ICONIC: Black Panther” opened in Los Angeles on April 8 and runs through May 14. Later this year, the exhibit will appear Chicago and New York.
A Life Well-Lived: Austin’s Zach Theatre Presents Lady Day
byZach’s center stage is masterfully transformed into a lounge, complete with glistening chandeliers and a working bar.
Remembering Education Pioneer Dr. Charles Akins
byCharles Akins was the first black teacher in the district’s integrated high school and the first black principal.