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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.
Property records in a Florida exhibit have revealed new information about Richard Roach, one of the state's first Black deputies.
TheGrio continues to celebrate Juneteenth and Black History with a video clip explaining the life of Whitney Houston.
In this video production, theGrio’s Kevin Frazier narrates the life of sports hero and Olympian Jesse Owens.
A mural honoring the legacy of Black Arts Movement poet Etheridge Knight will soon be unveiled at Indianapolis' Chatterbox Jazz…
Carlotta Walls LaNier, the youngest member of the Little Rock Nine, shares her memories, the necessity for a young readers'…
The historic Ebony test kitchen, which has developed key recipes in African American cuisine, will be located in Washington, D.C.
Kerrick Jackson is the new hire at University of Missouri, making him the first Black baseball coach in SEC history.
Mother Viola Ford Fletcher, 109, the oldest living survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, has released her memoir on Amazon.
A Black mother-daughter duo have become the first such pair to graduate from the United States Naval Academy in its…
Crucial civil rights sites in Alabama will benefit from $3.1 million from the National Park Service's grant program, says Rep.…
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore encouraged Morehouse's graduating class of 2023 to celebrate their history during his commencement speech Sunday.
Alexandria in Virginia has launched an initiative to share the histories of the city's Black citizens, who have long been…
150 years ago, the Colfax Massacre set the stage for Black voter suppression and 150 years of gun hysteria.
In just weeks after the Iron Hill Museum in Newark, Del. opened its African American history trail, it was vandalized…