Norfolk State University’s new exhibition examines 250 years of the American story through Black history, art, resilience and cultural memory,...
A new African American Civil War Museum exhibit traces Michelle Obama’s family history from formerly enslaved ancestors who fought for freedom to the White House. #MichelleObama,...
Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee reflects on her decades-long friendship with Gloria Steinem and the influence of Shirley Chisholm on their shared commitment to women’s leadership and...
Virginia's early voting period for the Nov. 3 general election is underway, giving voters multiple opportunities to cast ballots in person or by mail before Election...
A new Kwanzaa stamp featuring a father and daughter will be unveiled in Norfolk during ASALH’s 111th annual conference on September 23. #Kwanzaa, #KwanzaaStamp, #USPS, #AfricanAmericanHistory,...
ASALH brings its annual convention to Norfolk, highlighting more than a century of work preserving, studying and sharing African American history. #ASALH, #BlackHistory, #AfricanAmericanHistory, #CarterGWoodson, #BlackHistoryMonth,...
Judge Lester V. Moore Jr.’s 1976 appointment marked a milestone for Hampton Roads, reflecting how Black political participation after the Voting Rights Act reshaped Virginia’s public...
A new sculpture at Fort Monroe memorializes Antony, Isabella and their son William, connecting Hampton Roads to the 1619 arrival of captive Africans and the generations...
A new sculpture at Fort Monroe memorializes Antony, Isabella and their son William, connecting Hampton Roads to the 1619 arrival of captive Africans and the generations...
Sixty-three years after Martin Luther King Jr.’s historic March on Washington speech, voting rights activists returned to the Lincoln Memorial to defend the ballot and continue...
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