Some trace back for generations in the Lone Star State, which today has the third-largest Asian American population in the US ...
Charlottesville to unveil new historical marker, Green Book plaque, on site of the former Carver Inn
In addition to giving Black individuals and families a place to stay during segregation, the inn hosted famous guests such as jazz musicians Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.
For New York liberals of a certain age, the term “states’ rights” has long been synonymous with segregation in the South.
Rivers of green beer will be a-flowin' as St. Patrick's Day parties take over Lake and Sumter County Thursday through Monday.
At the intersection of Hull Street and Washington Street, Hot Corner is the center of the Black community and businesses in ...
The Alila Marea Beach Resort Encinitas, a Hyatt hotel 25 miles north of San Diego just steps from the Pacific Ocean, now only ...
The "long, lanky" man carrying the American flag on Decoration Day in May 1909 was a familiar sight at patriotic events in ...
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History Fort Lauderdale Celebrates Opening "Roots of Resilience: The Journey of Black Broward"New Permanent Exhibit Explores the History and Impact of Broward County's Black Community Broward County's business, ...
The right to be served hasn't always been a right for all Americans. Sixty-four years ago, a teacher and 70 others protested ...
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