Annette John-Hall

The past two years have been a tough slog for Black people, especially those with fewer resources. Ladipo's services have never been more important. 

Real Black History takes a look at the controversy around Critical Race Theory and how some teachers are filling in the gap of what their students know about American history.

Claire Smith discusses on the road to this new honor with another barrier-breaking Black woman sports journalist, WHYY’s Annette John-Hall.

Court's reversal on Cosby conviction doesn’t sit well with Penn professor.

To commemorate Black Music Month, Real Black History pays homage to Gamble and Huff and looks at some local artists who are continuing their legacy.

For many, justice is about more than one trial.

In this episode, we honor the BDCC and other Black women who have been out in front in caring for their communities since the start of pandemic, and throughout history.

Tony Brown and Cody Anderson, legends in the “pantheon” of Philly Black radio, recently died within one week of each other. Their deep community impact lives on.

During Black History Month and beyond, WHYY presents “Real Black History,” a series looking at the struggle for equality.

What else explains how people can think it’s perfectly within their rights to try to overthrow the government because their guy didn’t win?

Temple University professor and Philly civil rights attorney Timothy Welbeck spoke with WHYY's Annette John-Hall about white supremacy and the deadly U.S. Capitol siege.