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Buffalo celebrates Black service members with historic monument dedication
A visually powerful monument to African American veterans who served their country has been unveiled in a Buffalo park.
Read MoreRihanna to headline Super Bowl 2023 halftime show
After the NFL announced Rihanna will perform at the upcoming Superbowl halftime show, tickets for the game have skyrocketed.
Read MoreThese young men catch more than lobsters. They also catch a break
Several young Black men are among those learning to fish and catch lobster along the coast of Maine, according to this NPR story.
Read MorePharoah Sanders, influential jazz saxophonist, dies at 81
Famed saxophone player Pharoah Sanders has recently passed. His impressive music career spanned six decades, including a 2021 release.
Read MoreZadie Smith on discovering the secret history of Black England: ‘Into my ignorance poured these remarkable facts’
One woman was shocked after reading about the colorful history of Black people in England, which isn’t readily taught in the country.
Read MoreDrastic pay inequities persist for Black and Latino NYC workers, especially women
A new report about New York City’s municipal workers shows a pay gap for people of color and women workers especially.
Read MoreSuburban Chicago police officer charged with murder in 2020 fatal shooting of Black man
Former police Officer Dante Salinas is guilty of second-degree murder of Marcellis Stinnette after shooting the man and his girlfriend.
Read MoreVisit ABHM for Doors Open Milwaukee
ABHM is one of several destination that will have free admission on September 25 as part of Doors Open Milwaukee. Please join us!
Read MoreKamala Harris talks abortion, appeals to voters in Milwaukee
Vice President Kamala Harris recently visited the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee to speak to potential voters about important issues.
Read MoreUniversity of Cambridge says it gained from slave trade
The University of Cambridge promises more scholarships to Black students after a survey showed significant benefits from slavery.
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