Black History Month

Protesters March On Washington To Mark 50 Year Anniversary of Brown vs. Board Of Ed
The Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park is expanding with the signature of President Joe Biden as of…
/ May 13, 2022
An ancestral connection helped Coach Tish discover her roots Asheville, N.C, and the courage to make a major career change.
/ May 13, 2022
About 1,000 residents participated in the rebellion and more than 100 blocks of neighborhoods and businesses were vandalized. 
/ May 11, 2022
Asheville, N.C. theGrio.com
A DNA discovery led Letisha Bereola to Asheville, N.C. and a legacy that includes one of the city's most prominent…
/ May 9, 2022
More than 300 graduates received degrees on Friday at Savannah State University, Georgia's oldest public HBCU.
/ May 8, 2022
Fred Gray helped represent Black students in their attempt to desegregate the University of Alabama in 1963.
/ May 7, 2022
Retired Sgt. Victor W. Butler, who was a mechanic for the famed flying all-Black squadron, becomes a centenarian in two…
/ May 6, 2022
As a child growing up in Providence, Rhode Island, Terrell Osborne saw parts of his neighborhood taken by eminent domain.
/ May 6, 2022
Trent University student Zwena Gray hopes to be the first Black woman to complete the 559-miile journey in modern times.
/ May 5, 2022
Dusty Baker, 72, has become the first Black man to win 2,000 games in MLB, and the only big league…
/ May 5, 2022
Susan Hutson made history twice in December when she also became the first woman elected to serve as sheriff in…
/ May 4, 2022
"It's really important that we provide leadership," the Smithsonian Institution's Lonnie G. Bunch III told The New York Times.
/ May 4, 2022