In 1946, the state of Georgia allowed Blacks to vote for the first time in what was known as the all-White primary. A ruling that
When it comes to Black colleges and Universities, the common historical narrative is the vast majority of these schools were founded after the Civil War. Because
So far, 2019 has produced a plethora of negative imagery of racial animus across the United States. From a protest held in Washington, D.C., to
Each year on the third Monday during the month of January, people gather around the world to honor the legacy of the late civil rights
In light of the success of Black Panther at the box office during Black History Month, the celebration of Black excellence continued at the L.E.G.A.C.Y.
Sitting in a lunchroom with about 50 Black teens it might seem odd to hear conversations about deductive reasoning, solar panels, spades, and Drake. In
Watermelon flavored water? Kool-Aid? Collard greens and ribs? In honor of Black History Month? Yes, New York University took it there. In alleged honor of
U.S. Bank did a phenomenal job of recognizing Black History Month through the empowering efforts of their annual Black history program that saluted businesses and
Natural hair has been a phenomenon of sorts over the last few years. Miko and Titi Branch embraced this phenomenon and created hair care products
Keesha Boyd is the executive director of multicultural consumer services at Comcast Xfinity. In short, her team makes diversity and inclusion a top priority, including
Google Arts & Culture has created a three-part Black History Month arts celebration. Yesterday they released their 2nd installment with “Black-ish“ and now “Grown-ish”actress Yara
The Negro Motorist Green-Book was created by Victor Hugo Green. The publication served as a resource for African American travelers who searched for lodging, gas
Netflix is celebrating the month of February with originality. The leaders of content bring to the forefront a selection of diverse titles streaming with enough
It’s Black History Month, and to ensure you keep the momentum of celebrating Black excellence all month-long, we’ve created a list of literary gems that
Jim Hill, a winner of the United Nations Humanitarian of the Year Award Winner, continues to inspire with his work as an artist, educator and philanthropist.
William Edward Burghardt Du Bois, who was born on Feb. 23, 1868, in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, lived during the era of Jim Crow laws, lynchings
The importance of education cannot be overstated. A proper education can be the difference between having a fruitful life and living on the fringes of
Black History Month and Black History Atonement Month signify progression of the mind, spirit and soul of the African American community’s journey in America. Even
In the 1920s, a new movement in Harlem began that made an indelible impact on Black culture. It brought Black artists’ cultural, social and artistic sensibilities
There is a video clip of a young boy rejoicing on April 8, 1974, during the groundbreaking event where Hank Aaron hit his 715th home
