On September 22, 1906, Atlanta descended into one of the deadliest outbreaks of racial violence in American history. Over three…
This Day In History: September 21st Belize is a Central American country close to the Caribbean Sea and home to…
On September 20, 1664, Maryland made history for all the wrong reasons. On that day, the colonial assembly passed the…
Last year, Teddy Bridgewater returned to Miami Northwestern and coached his alma mater to a state championship, its first since…
Minneapolis officials recently announced that they will be nominating three historic sites in Black history for the National Register of…
When the founders of Atlanta University first established the institution, they could not have predicted that it would expand and…
The new school is a collaboration with Delaware State University. Earlier this month, New York City officials proudly opened the…
Days after the 2025 voter registration day, the New York City mayoral race is continuing to heat up with Democratic…
In a sweeping move meant to calm tensions between North and South, President Millard Fillmore signed the Fugitive Slave Act…
California has just taken a bold step in the fight for women’s reproductive rights in the United States. Its lawmakers…
I’ve been sore for weeks. Not the good kind of sore that makes you smile knowing you put in work.…
On September 17, 1849, Harriet Tubman, then known as Araminta “Minty” Ross, made her first attempt to escape slavery from…