On March 8, 1825, Lucy and Lois Tritton were paraded through the streets of New Haven, led by a drummer shouting “slaves for sale.” The mother and daughter were then marched, likely with potential ...

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The Asus ROG Ally Z1 Extreme is discounted to $450 at Best Buy. Normally $650, the deal slashes $200 from the price of the popular Windows gaming handheld. You'll also get the official Travel Case ...

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“We are a site of history ourselves,” declared Principal Antoine Billy. The loving encomiums flowed Friday afternoon at Hillhouse High School’s Black History Month celebration, where about 900 ...

This really needs to be said. History abuse must stop. If you’ve paid attention to the news recently, it’s been hard not to notice that analogies to World War II have become increasingly ...

A special exhibit was shown at the Cameron Art Museum Thursday evening. The art in the Stay in the Light exhibit feature history from the viewpoint of the artist, Charles Edward Williams.

To kick off Women’s History Month, BLACK ENTERPRISE is spotlighting 20 influential Black women and acknowledging their extraordinary journey and the barriers they’ve broken along the way.

The Savannah Tribune is the first African American newspaper that served south Georgia and northern Florida shortly after the reconstruction period in America. Sunday, the 36th annual Savannah Black ...

All month long, CBS Chicago is highlighting stories that celebrate the theme for Black History Month 2025 ... and after the start of World War II, he would be one of the commanding officers ...

"Taking one of these fragments, it had a black appearance and shiny surfaces quite similar to obsidian, a natural glass of volcanic origin - black and shiny, whose formation is due to the very ...

U.S. democracy owes much to fearless Black journalists like Ida B. Wells and Walter White. At a time when white newspaper leaders in the U.S. South helped plan and build the violent political ...