Houston rapper Lebra Jolie is back—and she’s louder, prouder, and more unapologetic than ever. With the release of her latest single, “Off Yo Chest,” Lebra steps fully into her spotlight. The track, ...

Joyce Lebra, feminist trailblazer, renowned scholar and the University of Colorado Boulder’s first female history professor, died Oct. 10 in Boulder. She was 95. Lebra’s closest friends and chosen ...

Lebra L. Hartman, 86, Flying Hills, died Nov. 2, 2006, in Reading Hospital. Her husband, Edward W. Hartman, died June 28, 1987. Born in Wilmore, she was a daughter of the late Camillo and Marie ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Joyce Lebra has committed most of her 95 years to researching Indian and Japanese history, and she is being recognized by the government of Japan for that ...

Born in 1926, Joyce Chapman Lebra’s early memories are of the scent of flowers, burning sugarcane and the sea. Her father was an entomologist whose career would move the family to the Territory of ...

First American woman to earn a PhD in Japanese history (and first female professor in CU Boulder history department) recognized for trailblazing scholarship Joyce Chapman Lebra, a pioneering professor ...

There was a scene the other night on Bachelor in Paradise that reminded me of Lebra Jolie’s “What Kinda.” The women on the island confronted a man who had been disrespectful to the girls, and he ...

Houston rappers Maxo Kream, Monaleo, Lebra Jolie, and That Mexican OT are always touring around the world, experiencing different types of cuisine but they all declare that Houston has the best food.

Joyce Lebra, feminist trailblazer, renowned scholar and the University of Colorado Boulder’s first female history professor, died Oct. 10 in Boulder. She was 95. Lebra’s closest friends and chosen ...