Author: Jalonda Hill Mobility and urban design are essential to our freedom. They impact our ability to access the essential…
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The WNY farmed food landscape continues to shift. Buffalo’s ‘farm to school’ program is doing a deep dive, in order…
Emmanuel Kulu, Jr. has been making a name for himself in Buffalo, and throughout the world. His mantra? He hopes…
An announcement has been made that a statue in the honor of Shirley Chisholm will “come to life” in the…
Sometimes, the best way to uncover the history of a city, is to quite literally dig. At least, that’s what…
#BlackInX movements emerged in 2020, as a way to better recognize the voices, and works, of Black scientists. Not only…
We’ve all see the billboards for anti-human trafficking, or a TV commercial here and there. But the idea of human…
Local entrepreneur and community activist Edreys Wajed has launched an initiative that promotes local black businesses, by featuring their beloved…
Buffalo’s history is chock full of celebrated architects. But every once in a while a new name surfaces that makes…
If you’ve been looking for an insightful way to understand the black struggle as it relates to modern day America,…