Historically, "kente" has been the cloth of kings, with its roots coming from the Asante and Ewe people of Ghana and Togo. "Wrapped in Pride" explores the history of traditional Ghanaian weaving ...

Kente cloth Members of Congressional Black Caucus wear black clothing and Kente cloth in protest ahead of a State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress on January 30, 2018.

He said the Kente cloth had attained a national and international stature and expressed the hope that its regular exhibition would draw attention to the need to rediscover the Ewe Kente cloth with ...

Getting your favourite Kente cloth has never looked this easy. Watch how weavers switch up styles,techniques and yarns to create intricate designs bursting with colour. In justa day, you can walk ...

There was Kente cloth for Africa, there was black for #MeToo and white for, well no one is quite sure. Members of Congress and the first family wore various colors and items to tonight's State of ...

The Hoyas’ new duds feature the kente-cloth pattern that the school’s basketball team helped popularize during the Allen Iverson era and will be painted in the lanes on both ends of Georgetown ...

On one hand, it is easy to understand the sense of symbolism that many white leaders and activists see in the kente cloth, and their desire to wear it in solidarity with the Black community.

The most noticeable change is the kente-cloth pattern that appears in the lanes at both ends of the court, similar to the trim introduced on Georgetown’s jerseys in 1994.

Crucial quote “I admit that I did not have congressional delegations draped in Kente cloth on my bingo card,” Goldie Taylor, editor-at-large at The Daily Beast, wrote on Twitter.

The members, dressed in West African kente cloth to protest Trump after reports he called some African nations "shithole countries," sat stone-faced and unmoved.

A graduating high school student in California was escorted out of his graduation ceremony because of a wardrobe choice.