Zahara Hill
Zahara Hill is a platforms editor for MSNBC Digital. She previously worked as a front page editor for HuffPost.
Zahara Hill is a platforms editor for MSNBC Digital. She previously worked as a front page editor for HuffPost.
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Drew Barrymore wants a ‘Momala’ in Kamala Harris. Let’s unpack.
Vice President Kamala Harris was a guest on Monday's episode of Drew Barrymore’s self-titled talk show, where a discussion of the vice president's home life veered into cringe-worthy territory.
Confederate statues prove parts of American history are just a lost cause
It wasn’t until 2020 that America saw a wave of nearly 100 statues dedicated to the Confederacy come down.
History should have done better by Claudette Colvin
Claudette Colvin was a teenager on March 2, 1955, when she refused to give up her seat to a white woman while riding a bus in Montgomery, Alabama.
Madam C.J. Walker's descendant doesn't want these Republicans speaking on her ancestor
Madam C.J. Walker was the first American woman to be a self-made millionaire. Her great-great-granddaughter A’Lelia Bundles doesn’t want anyone misusing that legacy to score political points.
Black history is American history. Someone needs to tell Republicans.
"The Reconstruction” series will underscore the feat of Black history’s existence, dissect the nation’s affinity for revisionism and look toward the future of storytelling around race in America.
Slave memoirs yanked the veil off of America’s facade
In the everlasting faceoff between Black history and America’s self-conception, it’s worth revisiting one of the fight’s earliest and most valiant weapons of war: the slave memoir.
The deaf artists making sure hip-hop is for everybody
Warren “Wawa” Snipe and Raven “Deaf Hottie” Sutton unravel myths about the deaf community’s relationship with hip-hop and other music.
