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Bayougraphy
She has worked as artistic director at Midtown's traditionally Black theater since 1990, making sure it remains a mainstay in the Houston performing arts scene.
12/23/2024 By Holly Beretto
Holy Ground
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church has held strong for 158 years through wars, civil rights movements, and two pandemics.
02/06/2024 By Uvie Bikomo
Food for the Soul
From smothered pork chops to okra to meatloaf, these Houston-area restaurants are serving up the city's best soul food.
10/17/2022 By Shelby Stewart
Essay
With movies set in Texas, and starring Houston legends, here's 5 holiday picks from an African-American perspective.
12/22/2021 By Chloe Gray
Kick, Push
Ty’Rae Carter also talks about his foundation named after Downtown skate park
11/19/2021 By Craig Hayes
NEWS
Experience the evolution of Black women at The Museum for Black Girls through January.
10/20/2021 By Shelby Stewart
We Go High
As historians turn their focus to the untold aspects of the women's suffrage story, the efforts of these women are catching the public eye.
08/26/2020 By Emma Schkloven
Mental Health
“There’s no denying that our communities are strong and resilient and all those things, but imagine how much better we would be if we got help.”
07/31/2017 By Allyson Waller
exhibition
The Kinsey Collection, now on view at the Houston Museum of African American Culture, documents 400 years of history.
08/12/2014 By Michael Hardy
