Throughout Black history, people have fought and protested to simply have civil rights and equality. In 1973, Bob Marley & The Wailers released "Get Up, Stand Up," which takes the stance on how ...

In February 2025, as we celebrate Black History Month, let’s remember and honor the King of the Blues by listening to his timeless masterpieces—because the blues is ...

Black History Connection: This song was an example of how jazz could transcend dance music and enter the realm of high art, elevating Black musicians to the status of composers and visionaries.

Music has always been an influential part of Black history, inspiring generations to feel good about themselves and Black achievements. Some songs have even become theme songs that have helped ...

More on that later. With Women’s History Month on the mind, we felt a need to shout out another Black woman with a historic No. 1 song on the Hot 100: none other than the late great Aaliyah!

BOSTON - Boston kicked off Black History Month celebrations on Monday with prayers, songs, powerful speeches, and a call to action. At the State House, Governor Maura Healey stood shoulder to ...

Songs like his 1978 genre-defining hit “You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)” became anthems of self-expression, queerness, and joy, embraced by the community at a time when being out was an act of ...