Posts By Gennette Cordova

Negro Spirituals are the foundation of Black American music, its traditions come full circle with hip hop

By Gennette Cordova
  /  06.14.2021

Remembering the Tulsa Massacre on its 100th anniversary

By Gennette Cordova
  /  05.31.2021

Well-behaved women seldom make history, just check your textbooks

By Gennette Cordova
  /  03.29.2021

Looking at the history of women in Congress — the work is just beginning

By Gennette Cordova
  /  03.08.2021

Winnie Mandela led South Africa out of apartheid and she’s yet to receive proper credit

By Gennette Cordova
  /  02.23.2021

Donald Trump’s 1776 Commission was an assault on Black history

By Gennette Cordova
  /  02.10.2021

How Black Lives Matter shifted America in 2020

By Gennette Cordova
  /  12.15.2020

The 14th Amendment freed slaves — now, it keeps Black voters disenfranchised

By Gennette Cordova
  /  10.29.2020

Cop being charged for bullets that missed Breonna Taylor’s lifeless body affirm Black women mean nothing to society

By Gennette Cordova
  /  09.25.2020

Kyle Rittenhouse and the connection between law enforcement and white nationalism

By Gennette Cordova
  /  09.10.2020

The 2020 March on Washington: How are we still here all these years later?

By Gennette Cordova
  /  08.31.2020

Buying Black should not be a trend

By Gennette Cordova
  /  08.25.2020

Black people are getting killed by police in your own cities and communities too — Don’t forget them

By Gennette Cordova
  /  06.29.2020

Destruction caused by white rioters is being widely acknowledged, but are there ulterior motives?

By Gennette Cordova
  /  06.02.2020