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This Day in Black History: Artist Betye Saar is Born

Betye Saar, who studied art and used her art to challenge racism, was born on this date in 1926.

A memorial dedicated to Trayvon Martin has been moved after push from the homeowner’s association in the area where he was killed.

A Boston museum is the new home for an impressive collection of art pieces thanks to a generous donation by a collector.

President Johnson’s signature enacted the first of three bills dedicated to racial equality in the United States.

The first Black soldiers belonged to Army units created specifically for people of color by congress in the 1860s.

One Chicago school continues its track record for excellence and commitment to helping Black students, especially boys.

A children’s television show offers representation and sends an inspiring message that is typically in short supply.

James Weldon Johnson’s poems engaged his powerful voice and encouraged others to rise up and speak out against injustice.

Thousands have downloaded New York Civil Union’s new app to report stop-and-frisk interactions with the police.

The man who bravely argued that Black people are humans and deserve to be treated as such will be honored with a new statue at a college.