Black History Month
Black burial grounds in Charleston, South Carolina, will soon receive the long-overdue care and protection they need.Â
Black History Month
McGee, as a member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, organized young people to use nonviolent protests against segregation.
Black History Month
Craig Strong has helped keep the legacy of his hometown alive by the supporting the Charles H. Wright Museum of…
Black History Month
Book displays targeting topics such as Cajun heritage, Pride Month or Black History Month are prohibited indefinitely at public libraries…
Black History Month
The carnage that took place in 1921 during the Tulsa Race Massacre was the culmination of unrest that began two…
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The Asheville-based series takes an unflinching look at the heritage, hope, and heart of the North Carolina city and surrounding…
Black History Month
The first Black American woman to be certified as an attorney in North Carolina has been honored with a highway…
Black History Month
The artist's mixed-media works highlight the complicated history and ancestral voices in her chosen home of Asheville, North Carolina.
Black History Month
New suggestions include renaming Fort Lee, named after Robert E. Lee, as Fort Gregg-Adams, after two Black army veterans.
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Date My City is reviving the cultural identity of Black communities in Asheville and Western North Carolina.
Black History Month
If she's elected, the 48-year-old Abrams would make history as the first Black woman to lead a state.
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Black people have always lived in the Appalachian mountains, but Asheville's Hood Huggers highlights their contributions in the region.