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From Boston to Paris, art keeps disappearing into the dark

Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent -
YOUNG COUPLE VISITING ART GALLERY It was just after dawn in Paris when the sirens began to wail through the narrow streets surrounding the Louvre....

‘I Feel Very Sad’ – Families Worry as Powerful Hurricane Moves Through the Caribbean

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Howard University News Service By Damenica Ellis and Bamidele Aina Students pray during a vigil for those impacted by Hurricane Melissa (Photo courtesy of Malik Morris) Shaneal...

Rereading Rembrandt: how the slave trade helped establish the golden age of Dutch painting

The Conversation -
Detail from Rembrandt van Rijn’s painting Two African Men. Sailko/The Mauritshuis/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY by Caroline Fowler, Williams College The so-called golden age of Dutch painting...

Israel-Hamas deal shows limits of US influence – and the unpredictable impact of Trump

The Conversation -
Relatives and supporters of Israeli hostages held in Gaza gather in favor of the ceasefire deal in Tel Aviv on Jan. 16, 2025. Jack...

I study modern-day slavery − and here’s what I’ve learned about how enslavers try to justify their actions

The Conversation -
Francisco Rodrigues dos Santos, who was an enslaved farmworker in Brazil, clears land in 2015 in Monsenhor Gil, Brazil, after obtaining his freedom. Millions...

Female Nazi concentration camp guards: the true horror lies in their similarities to ourselves

The Conversation -
Female guards at Belsen concentration camp in 1945, photographed by the American Army. RKive / Alamy by Angharad Hampshire, York St John University Between 1939 and 1945,...

Guest Editorial: Female Presidential Executives — The World, 14, America, 0

Courier Newsroom -
Vice President Kamala Harris, speaking Nov. 6 at her alma mater, Howard University in Washington, D.C., concedes her 2024 presidential campaign against former President...

For enslaved people, the holiday season was a time for revelry – and a brief window to fight back

The Conversation -
Adolphe Duperly’s painting depicting the destruction of the Roehampton Estate in Jamaica during the Baptist War in January 1832. Wikimedia Commons by Ana Lucia Araujo,...

How a small Brazilian town became an unlikely battleground over Confederate memory

The Conversation -
A Confederate Festival attendee visits the American cemetery in Santa Barbara d'Oeste, Brazil, on April 24, 2016. Mario Tama/Getty Images by Jordan Brasher, Macalester College There...

Yes, Philadelphia is a sanctuary city − but that offers undocumented immigrants little protection from mass deportations

The Conversation -
Immigrant rights advocates call on Philadelphia officials to strengthen the city’s sanctuary policies at a rally on Dec. 10, 2024. Manuel Vasquez/Juntos, CC BY-NC-ND by...
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