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A growing wave of African Americans are relocating to Kenya, citing the need to connect with their history and culture, or ...
Sade Robinson's mother, Sheena Scarbrough, joined lawmakers in Madison Friday to push for a task force dedicated to ...
The following African-American actresses have left a mark on film history with their exceptional talent: Angela Bassett, ...
The Americans with Disabilities Act prevents discrimination against people with disabilities. Retired U.S. Sen. Tom Harkin ...
The cemetery, historically known as the “Old Colored Cemetery,” spans 2.5 acres and is owned by First Baptist Church of ...
"African American technically isn't even what I am," he said. "I'm a Jamaican-born black person but I have taken on this label of African American because of where I live." ...
Althea Gibson shattered barriers in tennis and beyond by becoming the first Black athlete to win major titles and blaze a ...
Science historian Peder Anker’s book brings to light the stories of African Americans and others affected by the atomic bomb.
Black Americans’ trust in medical scientists, as well as that for scientists, fell over the past year, as it also did among the general public. Even so, Black Americans’ trust in medical scientists is ...
That black Americans, as much as those men cast in alabaster in the nation’s capital, are this nation’s true “founding fathers.” And that no people has a greater claim to that flag than us.
Dozens of attendees came to the Irene Givens Administration Building for the unveiling of ten new historic markers.
Black Americans are about evenly divided on whether people of faith have a duty to convert nonbelievers, with 51% saying that religious people have this duty and 46% saying they do not. The view that ...