Wicker, who was the youngest Black person to be accepted into medical school in the United States, graduated on the same day ...

On a brisk October day, the WooWoos cheered up and down the track, sporting slouchy socks paired with Reeboks during halftime at Virginia State University’s annual homecoming game. Their dazzling ...

“We don’t believe you, ’cause we the people / Are still here in the rear, ayo, we don’t need you,” Q-Tip raps on A Tribe Called Quests’s 2016 track “We The People,” an opening verse aimed straight at ...

King Charles III arrived in the Bahamas on Tuesday, where he faced protesters demanding an apology and slavery reparations.

Planning has begun for a bronze sculpture depicting a cowrie shell, which has become a powerful reminder of slavery.

The public is demanding justice that the attorney general failed to provide after a police officer shot and killed a Black ...

The school bus screeched to a halt. My mother, a Black Fijian woman who proudly embraced her natural ’fro, was waiting for me at the bus stop. “Bye, n***a,” another kid said loudly, as I got up from ...

We are pleased to announce ABHM’s October Book of the Month: An Afro-Indigenous History of the U.S. by Kyle T. Mays. We invite you to join us on November 22st at 1:30 p.m. for a discussion of the book ...

Tennessee state Sen. Charlane Oliver, a Democrat from Nashville, reads from a document describing the Memphis Massacre on the Senate Floor during a special legislative session at the Tennessee State ...