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An artist has lost his appeal to remove fabric panels concealing murals he painted to honor African Americans and abolitionists…
A Black administrator and students want a white artist's murals depicting the brutality of slavery removed from a Vermont law…
Artist Sam Kerson created the colorful murals entitled “Vermont, The Underground Railroad” and “Vermont and the Fugitive Slave” in 1993.
Uganda's human rights environment has declined markedly over the past year, according to the 2022 World Report from Human Rights…
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sued a Vermont nursing home over allegations that it allowed racial abuse of its…
The Vermont Overland is a 59-mile dirt road bicycle race that includes nearly 7,000 feet of climbing, according to the…
The Black Lives Matter Bellows flag will no longer fly in front of Bellows Falls Union High School in Westminster,…
theGrio put together a list of the best destinations, both hot and cold, for a Christmas holiday away from home.
After three Black women recently stepped down from leadership roles in Vermont, Mia Schultz says she has no choice but…
Steven Gayle unknowingly had his microphone on and repeated a slur more than once during a brief intermission at a…
While the inaugural ceremony largely focused on President Biden and Vice President Harris, it was Bernie Sanders who became a…
In 1856, Martin Henry Freeman became president of the all-Black Allegheny Institute and Mission Church, later named Avery College.
Trump and Biden conclude a campaign marked by rancor and fear that will influence how the nation confronts a surging…
Vermont GOP Gov. Phil Scott said he cast his ballot Tuesday for Vice President Joe Biden, the first time in…
An NAACP chapter leader in Vermont, Tabltha Moore says she can no longer remain in her home due to racist…
The Ben & Jerry’s-backed "Who We Are" shows people links in U.S. history to modern-day systemic racism.
Shawn Pratt didn't mince words when a white man went free after appearing in court on gun charges, while his…
"[T]he First Amendment does not make speech sanctionable merely because its content is objectionable," Vermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan said Monday.