Black History Month

The Pentagon can't keep America safe from enemies 'if some of those enemies lie within our own ranks,' Defense Secretary…
/ January 23, 2021
When VP-elect Kamala Harris takes the oath of office Wednesday, she will be sworn in by the first woman of…
/ January 17, 2021
Kamala Harris thegrio.com
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will resign her Senate seat on Monday, two days before she and President-elect Joe Biden are…
/ January 17, 2021
Bryan Monroe has died at age 55 after suffering a fatal heart attack at his home in Bethesda, Maryland, on…
/ January 13, 2021
Howard University has tapped digital media specialist Rin-rin Yu to serve as editor-in-chief of Howard Magazine.
/ January 13, 2021
Theodore Lumpkin Jr. was just days short of his 101st birthday. Tuskegee Airmen were the first Black pilots in the…
/ January 9, 2021
It took a high-stakes Senate race and a Trump-era cultural debate to thrust Ebenezer Baptist Church into the center of…
/ January 3, 2021
Once a store filled with racist merchandise, the Redneck Shop in Laurens, SC will become a diversity center and museum…
/ January 2, 2021
Tulsa race riot
Oklahoma began a centennial remembrance Friday of a once-thriving African American neighborhood in Tulsa decimated by deadly white violence.
/ January 2, 2021
In 1856, Martin Henry Freeman became president of the all-Black Allegheny Institute and Mission Church, later named Avery College.
/ December 26, 2020
Juneteenth thegrio.com
Juneteenth is now officially recognized as a holiday for Cook County employees to celebrate Black Americans' emancipation from slavery.
/ December 20, 2020
The racial restrictions barred nearly 300 homes near Rochester, New York from being sold to non-white buyers.
/ December 19, 2020