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The Tulsa Race Massacre event with John Legend and Stacey Abrams has been canceled citing “unexpected circumstances”
Bryon Allen’s lawsuit against McDonald’s is one of accountability and the desire to create economic inclusion for the Black community.
The UNC Chapel Hill has reneged on a tenured position it offered to Pulitzer-winning journalist, Nikole Hannah-Jones.
The Tribeca Film Festival will be celebrating the upcoming Juneteenth celebration and it will include Stacey Abrams being honored.
60 Minutes+ correspondent Wesley Lowery traveled to Bruce’s Beach to report on efforts to return the land to the descendants…
Many Black Americans excluded from white-owned cemeteries built their own burial spaces, and their descendants are working to preserve them.
This Earth Day, we're celebrating just a few #BlackandGreen leaders who've made a mark on the climate movement.
Maryland Lieutenant Governor Boyd K. Rutherford announced the discovery of the historic home site of Harriet Tubman's father, Ben Ross.
Lawmakers take heed to demands for fuller Black history lessons beyond what was already offered with some states taking action.
Lee Elder joined Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus as an honorary starter for the 2021 Masters, the first time he…
Against all odds and one year before the 15th Amendment, the first black male senator was appointed to serve in…
Many famous African American politicians have made great strides, few have risen to garner national headlines or change the course…
This year’s commemoration comes as some states seek to roll back ballot access, while advocates try to revive a part…
Comcast executive Keesha Boyd is one of ten 'Black Women Amplified' theGrio is highlighting during Women's History Month.
Education leader and CEO of the Langston League Erica Buddington says Black history curriculum exists, but schools need to prioritize…
This article discusses what scholars and activists have to say about Black history curriculum: it's time to change the way…
Billy Porter, Angelica Ross, and Tabitha Brown have been announced as AT&T Black Future Makers for Black History Month.