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14 flagships · 25 briefs · 8 dossiers · 334 entities — record updated October 2, 2026

The Knowledge Graph

334 entities. 260 mapped relationships. Every record carries its evidence and its grade.

This graph holds what the record holds — not what an algorithm thinks you want. The Afro pick is the most documented object in the graph and the least looked up. That is the finding.

The record at a glance

HeldCount
Entities (people, places, organizations, churches, businesses, events, works)334
Mapped relationships260
Verified against the graphOctober 2, 2026
LicenseCC BY 4.0

Grading rules

Use it

Cite as: CultureTechLens, “The Knowledge Graph,” 2026-10-02. https://culturetechlens.com/graph/

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What is in it

The graph holds the subjects of the archive — people, neighborhoods, organizations, venues, schools, businesses, churches, events, and practices — connected by mapped relationships: who founded what, what stood where, which institution trained which generation. It grows toward 1,500 entities on the road to an institution-grade record of roughly 5,000. Start from a subject: search the archive, walk the dossiers, or read how the pieces rank in the Index.

Office workers at a Black Chicago insurance company, 1941
Insurance office staff at work, Chicago — April 1941. Supreme Life and its peers sit in the graph as businesses, employers, and lenders of mortgage capital.Photo: Russell Lee, FSA-OWI, Public Domain, via Library of Congress

Trust & evidence

Evidence before authority. CultureTechLens publishes its methods, its limits, and its corrections alongside its findings. Claims carry grades — VERIFIED, SUPPORTED, PROVISIONAL, DISPUTED, UNRESOLVED — and unknowns are never reported as zero.

Every claim graded. Every source named. Every correction public — none to date.