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Pauline Copes Johnson, the great-great-great-grandniece of Harriet Tubman, has died at 98 years old, per Harriet Tubman A.M.E. Zion Church.
After inviting the Black History 101 Mobile Museum to campus, Texas State University uninvited the Black history exhibit citing DEI…
The African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund hopes to open Nina Simone’s fully restored childhood home to the public in…
Recently on the Joe Budden podcast, Dr. Marc Lamont Hill explained why many believe Assata Shakur was framed for killing…
Solange Knowles launches Saint Heron Library to archive rare and out-of-print books by Black authors
Solange Knowles launches part 1 of The Saint Heron digital archive library, with part 2 rolling out in the coming…
Tillman praised the “beautiful work” of Black actors before him while dedicating his win to his mother’s love and support.
Discover 10 shocking facts about slavery—from global scale to modern legacies—that reveal how deeply it still shapes our world.
Selma home where MLK planned historic voting rights marches relocated to Michigan museum amid mounting political attacks.
“When I heard the ruling, I felt generations of my family exhale," Muscogee Nation grants descendants of enslaved people tribal…
Season 3 of HBO’s “The Gilded Age” will explore the history of the Black elite, starring Phylicia Rashad, Audra McDonald,…
The New York Public Library's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is one of the largest repositories of Black…
A rumination on love and the unyielding weight of the past, the opera mixes the living and ghosts ambiguously in…
Anna Mae Robertson, 101, was one of the last surviving members of the “Six Triple Eight," an all Black, all…
"The Greenwood Ave Project" documentary revisits the 1921 Tulsa massacre, illuminating the past and powering the future of Black Wall…
The Whitney Plantation museum loses its federal grants for Black history and culture as a result of Trump's attack on…
"When we see efforts to erase our history...it's actually going to make us weaker [and] less informed," said Alan Spear…
The Department of Education memo to states cites that "certain" DEI practices amount to a violation of federal law.
Pages honoring a Black Medal of Honor winner and Japanese American service members were taken down — the Pentagon said that…