Trick-or-treating blends older European customs with a surprisingly modern American history shaped by immigration, neighborhoods, candy and television.

Dolores Huerta, the labor leader and civil-rights organizer who coined “Sí, se puede,” died at 96. Her cultural legacy reaches far beyond one union.

Durand Bernarr will receive the Soul Personified Honor and perform at the 2026 Soul Train Awards. His independent rise explains why the moment matters.

New Orleans second lines grew from Black social aid traditions into moving celebrations of community. Here is why the crowd is not simply watching the parade.

As Issa Rae and Prentice Penny bring Insecure’s anniversary tour to Inglewood, the show’s South Los Angeles remains one of television’s most vivid settings.

HBCU homecoming brings together alumni, bands, step shows, style and Black history. The game matters, but the gathering carries the deeper story.

THC percentage measures concentration, not the full experience. Learn what the label can tell you, what it misses and why higher is not always better.

California will phase out single-use tobacco vapes to curb battery waste and fires, but the new law does not cover state-regulated cannabis devices.