Remembering Bernard LaFayette, a key figure in the Selma voting rights campaign and advocate for civil rights.
Bill Duke receives the 2,837th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, celebrating his impactful career in film and television.
The shift marks a major milestone for one of the nation’s most influential medical institutions and places Black surgeons at the center of Johns Hopkins’ most...
Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and Rainbow PUSH founder, died Feb. 17, 2026, after decades advancing racial and economic justice.
To celebrate Black History Month, VFW veterans Wilbur V. Martin and George Reed to share and provide their historical experiences.
These lesser‑known stories highlight innovators, scholars and community leaders whose work shaped national progress..
Mr. Wronko explained that Dr. Jones was personal counsel, draft speech writer, and friend to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Wilson was born Grady Demond Wilson in October 1946 in Valdosta, Georgia, and raised in Harlem, New York. He began performing at age 4 and later...
Raines, known widely as “Ms. Shirley,” spent years serving people experiencing homelessness on Los Angeles’ Skid Row and in communities across the country.
Team USA named him one of six push athletes who will compete in Italy in February.
