As part of programming for the ongoing "Ghosts of Segregation" exhibit at the Lawrence Arts Center, bestselling author Clint Smith will be in Lawrence to talk about his book “How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America.”
Smith is a poet, scholar and a ...
A community Día de los Muertos celebration will include Mexican folkloric dancing, stories, food and an ofrenda where attendees can offer a remembrance of their deceased loved ones.
The University of Kansas Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies will host the free event Monday from ...
A drive-thru "Reverse Halloween Parade" that features superheroes will take place Saturday.
The City of Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department is co-sponsoring the event with a local cosplayer group, Just Us League, for the second year in a row as a way for families to safely celebrate ...
Another screening will soon take place for a local documentary about the Mexican American community of La Yarda that existed for more than 30 years in East Lawrence.
Local filmmakers Lourdes Kalusha-Aguirre and Marlo Angell have created a 15-minute documentary, “Searching for La Yarda,” ...
Speakers urged those gathered on Monday for Indigenous Peoples Day to be proud and know that their culture is important every day.
Students from Haskell Indian Nations University, the University of Kansas and members of the community gathered Monday on Haskell’s campus for an event that ...
When Reginald Brown was walking to school in the third grade and first called a sissy and slurs for gay people, Brown didn’t even know the meaning of the words.
“About five or six older boys from my neighborhood, from the sixth grade, surrounded me and started calling me [expletive], punk ...