Young’s time makes him the fifth-fastest American ever, including point-to-point courses.

Owensboro native Moneta Sleet Jr. is getting a late present for his 100th birthday, which would have been on Valentine’s Day.

The Mary and Eliza Freeman Houses are all that's left of Little Liberia, a once-vibrant community of free Black and Native ...

The Mardi Gras Indians, or Black Masking Indians, have been around since the 1800s. Members spend months painstakingly ...

Said in Stone" at the Peabody Essex Museum revisits the career of the once-famed Black and Indigenous American sculptor ...

The AFRO's 2026 Baltimore Tea celebrates the Black community with a parade of hats and entertainment. Honoring Baltimore's ...

The 500-foot-long quilt traveled from Colonial Williamsburg’s Merchants Square to its visitor center, where it is now on display.

The "Patriots of Color" exhibit helps bring to life overlooked stories involving people of color and their role in the ...

We have a list of times when past and current United States presidents have been racist to Black and minority folks that ...

The Virginia Department of Historic Resources (DHR) has announced that seven new historical markers will be placed along ...

Led by Samuel Sharper, the descendants of freed slaves and Native Americans completed the build of Pleasant Grove Church 130 years ago — a story of faith and perseverance that mattered then and ...

The South Carolina Senate voted to expand a 26-year-old law originally passed to keep Confederate monuments in place. The ...