The Virginia Department of Historic Resources unveiled a state historical marker recognizing Belleville, a self-sufficient community founded by formerly enslaved William Saunders Crowdy. Once a thriving...
After an extensive revitalization, the Hampton University Museum has reopened, featuring new exhibitions honoring Black artists, military veterans, and cultural heritage. #HamptonUniversityMuseum #BlackArt #HarlemRenaissance #AfricanAmericanHistory #RuthECarter...
Hampton, Virginia honors "The Dixie Three," Black nurses who protested segregation in 1963, with a Heritage marker at the former Dixie Hospital site, recognizing their pivotal...
In a historic visit to Angola, President Joe Biden addressed the legacy of slavery, calling it “our nation’s original sin.” He reflected on America’s struggles with...
Nicole Avant and Tyler Perry bring the untold story of the 6888th Battalion, the first all-Black Women's Army Corps unit, to life in The Six Triple...
David Greenberg's "John Lewis: A Life" offers an in-depth exploration of the civil rights icon’s life, from his early struggles with racism to his pivotal role...
In a powerful tribute, Sean C. Bowers emphasizes the enduring spirit and resilience of the Black community, celebrating achievements and the ongoing journey toward empowerment, unity,...
Terrance Afer-Anderson reflects on his deep roots in Norfolk, from childhood memories in historic Black communities to his enduring connection with the city’s rich African-American heritage....
Hampton, Virginia, will host a series of events from August 23-25 to commemorate the arrival of the first Africans in English North America in 1619. The...
The Virginia African-American Cultural Center, the New Journal and Guide, and the Chrysler Museum of Art hosted a vibrant Juneteenth celebration in Norfolk, featuring historical accounts,...
