by David Laguerre | Oct 23, 2026 | Arts & Entertainment, Black Perspective
Opening October 22 in Los Angeles, the exhibition carries difficult community conversations into a public space for art. Artist and organizer Patrisse Cullors is bringing a yearlong Black-Jewish dialogue project into the galleries of the Skirball Cultural Center with...
by David Laguerre | Oct 23, 2026 | Black Perspective, Schools & Education
A new funding announcement puts an HBCU at the center of a practical challenge: helping more students become nurses and serve communities with limited access to care. Bethune-Cookman University’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences has secured nearly $5.2...
by David Laguerre | Oct 20, 2026 | Black Perspective
The justices will review a challenge to Montgomery County’s magnet school admissions process, a case involving competing claims about discrimination and equal access. By David Laguerre | Black Perspective WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Monday, October 19,...
by David Laguerre | Oct 20, 2026 | Black Perspective, Editorials
As civil rights advocates urge Americans to vote with confidence, I am thinking about the responsibility we have to the generations coming behind us. Black Perspective | Op-Ed by David Laguerre As a Black man in my mid-60s, I cannot look at voting rights as just...