Harry T. Moore: Civil rights pioneer led 1000s of black Floridians to vote
Harry T. Moore and his wife Harriette were killed by the Ku Klux Klan in 1951 when a bomb was placed under their home in Mims.
Nantucket, dusted with snow, is a mirror into the past
More than 800 pre-Civil War-era buildings are still standing, including the African Meeting House, which celebrates its 200th birthday in 2025.
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The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum Brings Black History Exhibit to the Miller Senate Building in Annapolis
A Black History Month Salute' exhibit at the Miller Senate Building, showcasing five wax figures of African American leaders in various fields.
'We bridged some major gaps' | Founders give backstory on SAAACAM's creation as it enters a new era
The San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum opened its doors in Summer 2017 after three attempts were made to have a hub for Black Culture.
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Exploring the History of Black Church Hats
Growing up in the Black church, Kyra March was surrounded by love – and big, beautiful hats – the inspiration for an exhibit ...
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Suozzi introduces legislation to establish a National Museum of Italian American History
U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi introduced legislation last week that would create a planning commission to examine the possibility of ...
How this Nashville-raised music exec champions Black artists across genres
Shannon Sanders, an African-American South Nashville native and award-winning BMI executive director of creative, reflects on decades of excellence.
NAACP Sioux Falls chapter celebrates Black History Month. How to get involved:
For 85 years, the NAACP local chapter has promoted Black history and culture and strives to educate SD on thoughtful advocacy ...