Anime romance shows often depict the beauty of first love and the journey of young love. Shows like Horimiya, Kimi Ni Todoke, and Your Lie In April highlight the purity of budding romances.

Shoujo anime’s evolution reflects changing roles of women and continues to captivate with empowering stories and romance.

highlighting mythical stories about how tied in Black people were to white people,” she said. "He wanted to counter all that mythmaking so that the story of what really happened could be told ...

This time, he wrote, “As America prepares to enter a historic Golden Age, I want to extend my ... Black pilots who fought in World War II, before restoring it amid an uproar. Asked how the White ...

Observed during the month of February, Black History Month celebrates the achievements and contributions of Black people, history and culture. From civil rights heroes to athletes to inventors ...

A story about fraternal twins where they're both in love ... my she is, while she talks to her husband about how annoying I am. (Don't worry, she won't read this – she hates anime!) ...

K-On! is an anime that revolves around the day-to-day experiences of a high school band. The story features Mio Akiyama, the band's bassist, who is shy but has a strong love for music. A key ...

February is Black History Month. After originating in the United States, the celebration is now observed in several countries around the world, including the United Kingdom and Ireland ...

Before joining Raw Story, Brad Reed spent eight years writing about technology at BGR.com and Network World. Prior to that, he wrote freelance stories for political publications such as AlterNet ...

to support the Civil War effort and Black and white civil rights activism beginning in the late 19th century. All month. “Innovators & Pioneers: Black in Fall River,” Fall River Heritage State ...

My Adventures with Superman's co-creator has confirmed that the Lois & Clark character designs were inspired by characters in ...

"That's the problem with the internet and social media," says UFC boss Dana White. "You provide a platform to a lot of dumb and ignorant people." The featherweight fighter, 30, said he thought the ...