Stories on Kin.

Candace O’Neal paints the long, quiet distance between planting, waiting and finally becoming

Arts Festival Sessions | TalkBack on Kin+, presented in partnership with the Greater Columbus Arts Council

At Nolan Wells’ homegoing, Sharpton rejected claims that civil-rights leaders were profiting from the case and put $50,000 behind the search for answers. Tyler Perry immediately doubled the offer.

Family, friends and civil-rights leaders gathered to celebrate the life of the 18-year-old student-athlete. His funeral closes one chapter—but it does not resolve how he died.

A Black face inside somebody else’s newsroom is not the same as Black people owning the institution, setting the agenda, and keeping the receipts.

Black America doesn’t need another content page. We need media we own, a newsroom we trust, and a place where our people can come home.

One of the voices taking the stage at the Columbus Arts Festival's Main Stage started in a bathtub singing "Colors of the Wind." On this episode of TalkBack, he tells us how he got from there to here.

Editorial Note: Kin+ is an official partner of the Columbus Arts Festival presented by AEP