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Black nuns were often discouraged or blocked by their white superiors from engaging in the civil rights struggle in the…
A new park named after Benjamin Oglesby, a former enslaved person and war veteran will open this summer in St.…
Held at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture, theGrio's "A Seat at the Table," honored White…
Groveland, Florida has received nearly $500,000 to help restore one of several abandoned Black cemeteries recently discovered statewide.
The FDA's recently proposed ban on menthol cigarettes prompts researchers to call out the history advertisements targeting Black communities.
Don’t ditch your summer travel plans because of inflation. There are ways to rework your plans on a budget.
On International Jazz Day, theGrio examines the racist origins of the term 'jazz' and the rejection of it by music…
Team Henry Enterprises has removed more than three dozen Confederate monuments in Virginia and other Southeastern states.
Andre Leon Talley passed away in January, and on this late April Friday, a crowd came together to remember his…
After three long years, New Orleans mounts its New Orleans Heritage and Jazz festival one of the city's most popular…
With National Poetry month coming to an end, theGrio highlights important passages from Black music lyricists.
The enrollment of students of color in Pennsylvania’s public school system is rising faster than the diversity of the state’s…
Parents of Black students at a middle school in Lubbock, Texas are speaking out about their children being racially harassed…
This week, The Reset sits down with the CEO helping more women of color advance their careers in the white…
Home prices in metro Orlando are said to be on the rise after real estate investors purchased nearly half of…