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The Day That Changed Black America

Every April, we have the opportunity to reflect on a great Civil Rights leader and why working toward equality angers so many.

A talented art whose work can be found in museums and the city of New Orleans has passed from natural causes.

CDC data shows an increased in autism diagnoses for certain youth demographics, including Black and hispanic children.

Reniqua Allen muses about the difficulties discussing race when even the president’s Black child faces racism.

A social media campaign by students at Milwaukee Public Schools aims to dispel racist stereotypes about being Black.

Celebrate March 25th, a day when these talented and fierce Black women were born.

One Illinois teacher who was disciplined after using the N-word claims that the punishment ignores the context.

One group is fed up with the authorites’ lack of action against George Zimmerman, who shot and killed Trayvon Martin.

While the physical museum hasn’t always been open, the virtual museum allows visitors from around the world to connect.

The Boston Massacre was a riot between American colonists and British soldiers that turned deadly, paving the way for revolution.