Founded during segregation, the Globetrotters broke down barriers as a showcase for Black athletes. Their “Harlem” moniker was a nod to the neighborhood’s presence in Black culture and stuck even ...

Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, and Langston Hughes were just a few musicians and writers who shaped the Harlem Renaissance.

Produced by David Kennedy and Nick Quested of Goldcrest Films in co-production with Uprising Music NYC and in cooperation ...

The Harlem Globetrotters are celebrating their 100th anniversary with a tour that honors their legacy of desegregating ...

The Cotton Club at Sixth and Mound streets in Cincinnati’s West End attracted major jazz performers like Count Basie and Duke Ellington.

The Missouri History Museum is hosting a special event to preserve the legacy of Mill Creek Valley, a historically Black ...

For 100 years, the United States has officially celebrated Black history during February, including a parade, art exhibits and more in Oklahoma.

Former diplomat-turned-creator Anela Malik reflects on how Black foodways formed the backbone of the American food system.

Since last month, a TikTok has been floating around, showing arthritic Latino grandmas and grandpas hearing Bad Bunny for the ...

A century of songs that didn’t just reflect the moment — they shaped eras, sparked movements, and carried the joy and resistance that define Black life.

Equipped with the confidence of her background, she decided to call Little Brown and introduce herself. The publisher agreed ...

The Epstein files, and an idea for an exhibit called 'Statutory,' have led to the resignation of New York School of Visual ...