African-American history

Let This February Be A Reminder That Black History Built This

Without black history, there would be no American history. Period.
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Opinion | Attacks On Marc Lamont Hill Will Only Strengthen The Solidarity Between Blacks and Palestinians

The smear campaign has forced the broader public, particularly the African-American community, to reckon with his message.
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Surging Interest In Black History Gives A Lift To Museums, Tourism

States are trying to capitalize on the 50th anniversaries of many civil rights milestones.
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Michigan's Medicaid Bill Is A Case Study In How America Makes Racist Policy

The original version of the proposal would have exempted rural white areas from work requirements.
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How To Celebrate Black History With Your Kids All Year Round

Moving beyond Black History Month and beyond the classroom.
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Celebs Call For Monuments Honoring Black History Makers In New Project

Mic is letting users reimagine and replace Confederate statues.
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'Father Of Black History' Celebrated In Google Doodle

Historian Carter G. Woodson created what eventually became Black History Month.
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Black Women Are A Political Organizing Force. They’re Not Unicorns.

“Don’t just overlook the hard work that we did,” said one black woman who canvassed for Doug Jones.
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African American Museum To Digitize Vintage Photos For Black Families

"We recognize the importance of these vernacular, homemade images, this folk cinema, as an alternate history to the kinds of history that the mass media tells.”
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'Black-ish' Returns With Riveting Episode On The Black History Behind Juneteenth

The Johnson family reminds America why everyone should recognize the contributions of black Americans.
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