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Tampa police are investigating a case of vandalism after murals and a kiosk were destroyed at a park located in…
"Proclaiming Colorado's Black History," a new exhibit at the Museum of Boulder, aims to highlight the state's Black experience.
Claudine Gay is continuing her tenure at Harvard University following her inauguration as the institution's first Black president.
The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit will receive a significant revamp, funded in part by…
Hakim's Bookstore in Philadelphia has received a state historical marker, a designation that comes over six decades after its debut.
Boynton Chapel Methodist Church, designed by Texas' first licensed Black architect, is now a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre opened up about the challenges of motherhood while juggling her historic role.
The limited-edition EBONY issue will include original cover stories featuring Lil' Kim, 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes, Rick Ross and Swizz…
Rowan Wilson, the first Black chief judge in New York state, was sworn in to his post on Tuesday as…
The Iconoclast Dinner Experience's "13 Million Acres" travels to South Carolina's Lowcountry to highlight a shared history of land loss.
Edward Garrison Draper will receive posthumous admission to Maryland state bar in a special session on Oct. 26, 2023.
Thousands of Americans converged on the U.S. capital to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech.
Florida governor Ron DeSantis has appointed the first three members of a task force to handle the creation of a…
Emory University is dedicated to clearing and identifying once-hidden African American gravestones at Georgia's Penfield Cemetery.
From Oak Bluffs to Sag Harbor, these U.S. beach towns are both relaxing and rich in Black history and legacy.
There will be a town hall in Miami Gardens on Thursday about Florida's controversial Black history curriculum.
A white national group has failed to respond to a lawsuit filed against them after they vandalized an Arthur Ashe…
Entrepreneur Julius Rosenwald gave $20 million to his foundation to build schools and $4 million more to other African American…
OPINION: While critics have singled out the part of Florida’s Black History standards referencing the “benefits of slavery," theGrio found…
Banning books not only diminish the injustices experienced by generations of Americans but also prevent educators from doing their jobs.