More widespread use of mammograms, along with the implementation of targeted hormone therapies more than 40 years ago, has ...

A psychiatrist at Harvard and an adviser to Jesse Jackson and Bill Cosby, he challenged Black Americans to stand up to ...

As CEO of Omega Financial and Insurance Services, Frederick Prince reflects on his journey and the importance of community in shaping history.

Community reporter Hannah Kliger tells the story of two Brooklyn sisters who rose up to become trailblazers decades ahead of ...

Gifford African American Cultural Center & Museum does great job in keeping with Blake History Month theme; fix Indian River ...

The acceptance of interracial marriage has traversed a long, rocky, and violent road. This is where we must start.

Sixth graders took the hardwood standing tall and strong as some of history’s most influential African Americans including music industry legends, world-class athletes, and civil rights leaders on ...

Air Force Lt. Col. Tony Marshall was once one of only seven African Americans in the Air Force Academy program.

The 2025 ACS report Cancer Statistics for African American and Black People, said that racial inequalities in care and ...

Discover the Blaxit movement, where African Americans are relocating to Africa in search of identity, acceptance and a more ...

One of the most renowned films in cinema, Charles Burnett's Killer of Sheep has been magnificently restored to 4K with ...

Anna Mae Robertson was part of the 6888th, the battalion responsible for sorting and distributing two years of backlogged mail.