Delve into America’s Civil Rights story with a visit to these important landmarks and destinations. Here are five to consider ...

Even as the federal government attempts to downplay the significance of Black History Month, New York City will continue to ...

Cultural and historic sites set the groundwork for future expansion.

What began as Negro History Week — established by historian Carter G. Woodson in February 1926 — evolved into Black History ...

Many Charlotte-area residents are familiar with some of the more notable figures in local Black history, people like Harvey Gantt, the first Black student accepted to enroll at Clemson University who ...

That All Men Are Created Equal” features bills of sale, reward posters and more to explain slavery’s role in the Civil War, ...

A 90-minute walking tour details the city’s role in promoting slavery throughout the South and the driving force of faith to survive and triumph over it.

An opera about the Underground Railroad has interesting ties to Lexington and one of its greatest basketball players.

Instead, consider planning a trip to Diamond Beach on the same day you stop by the Anse Cafard Slave Memorial. While you're there, be sure to take pictures of Diamond Rock in the distance.

10 million more people were in modern slavery in 2021 compared to 2016 global estimates, bringing the total to 50 million worldwide. Women and children remain disproportionately vulnerable.

Rochester, N.Y. — The Memorial Art Gallery is hosting its 24th Annual Black History Month Celebration Day on Sunday. This free community event will feature live performances, art, dance ...

Rochester, N.Y. — The Memorial Art Gallery will host an evening celebrating friendship, art, and empowerment on Thursday, February 13. The Galentine’s Day Celebration will feature vendors from ...