Black History Month

Underground Railroad Trail of Tears Travel theGrio.com
Sites commemorating the Underground Railroad and Indigenous American history exist throughout North America. Have you visited one yet?
/ November 29, 2022
“The Kwanzaa Menu,” hosted by food scholar Tonya Hopkins, is the network’s first series centered around the seven-day holiday.
/ November 27, 2022
A once-abandoned cotton gin factory with history tied up in slavery is being renovated into apartments in Prattville, Ala.
/ November 23, 2022
Bolden's career in law was inspired by her great-grandfather, whose 1930s' death was deemed accidental after his lynching.
/ November 23, 2022
Louisville historian Walter Hutchins has passed away at age 91, the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage confirmed. 
/ November 22, 2022
Here's another in a line of “firsts” as she becomes the first woman — and only the second Black person…
/ November 17, 2022
Charles Robinson
Charles Robinson, interim chancellor since August 2021, was elected as the University of Arkansas' first Black chancellor.
/ November 17, 2022
James Henry Conyers broke the color barrier when he became the first African American to enroll at the U.S. Naval…
/ November 16, 2022
Two Alabama high schools named after confederate figures will be renamed after a pioneering Black chemist and civil rights leaders. 
/ November 11, 2022
Mother Randle and other survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre
"Mother" Lessie Benningfield Randle, one of the 1921 massacre's last three survivors, celebrated her 108th birthday on Thursday.
/ November 11, 2022
Joe Tate has made history by becoming the first Black representative to serve as House Speaker in Michigan.
/ November 11, 2022
Alena Analeigh McQuarter made history as the youngest African-American to be accepted into medical school.
/ November 10, 2022