#black-community

#black-community

Clovis Salmon was regarded as the UK's first Black documentary filmmaker, chronicling life in Brixton over decades and capturing the community's cultural history through his unique lens.

Thais-Williams opened Jewel's Catch One in the early 1970s, recognizing the need for a specific haven for Black LGBTQ+ people in Los Angeles. With an intention of creating a gay space, Catch One quickly grew to attract 1,300 attendees nightly, including celebrities like Madonna and Janet Jackson. Over 42 years, it became a safe, inclusive home for the Black LGBT community, standing as a testament to Thais-Williams' vision.

Target trying so hard to get black people back in stores without hardcore apologizing. They let Kai and AMP have a sleepover in the store. Idc how many influencers they pay, still not shopping there,✨

The Gilded Age deviates from typical upstairs-downstairs narratives by prominently featuring the wealthy Black community, exemplified through Peggy Scott, who hails from privilege in Brooklyn.

The dual history of Bedford-Stuyvesant reflects its origins as an agricultural area and its evolution into a vibrant Black community after the abolition of slavery.

"I am truly honoured to take this major step in my journalism career with the mentorship and support of The Walrus and CIBC. This opportunity offers me an invaluable platform to gain hands-on experience while contributing fresh ideas and perspectives to Canada's media landscape." -Kayla Thompson

The Eaton fire tore through Altadena, prompting residents to assert their commitment to their historically Black neighborhood amid rising concerns about potential gentrification.