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Kilgore Church Honors 3 Women for Decades of Service & Community Impact

Clora Austin, Cleo Morgan, and Maxine Fortson recognized for their lifelong contributions to education and the local community.

Black Author Expo 2026 to Celebrate Black Voices in Petersburg, VA

The annual event will feature award-winning authors Carole Boston Weatherford and Jeffery Boston Weatherford.

Highland Community College to Host The Soil Project Event

Documentarian Danairo Thomas to share stories of Freeport's Black history pioneers

Road Closures & Parking Restrictions for Baltimore's Black History Month Parade

Temporary street closures and parking restrictions announced for the annual event.

Umoja Village Holds 5th Annual Black History Month Program

Event recognizes community influencers and presents lifetime achievement award.

NYPD Three-Star Chief Olufunmilola Obe Achieves Law Degree

Nigerian-born Obe overcomes family resistance to join NYPD, rises through ranks while earning law degree at night

Philadelphia Schools to Teach About 1985 MOVE Bombing

New curriculum developed by MOVE activist aims to educate students on the history and context of the tragic event.

Black Couples Redefine Love and Commitment

Despite low marriage rates, Black couples are reinforcing the meaning of love and family.

Black History Month: Tulsa Honors Local Trailblazers

Commemorating the legacies of influential figures who have shaped the community.

New Black-Owned Art Gallery Expands Opportunities for Local Tallahassee Artists

Stan Johnson Creative Gallery reopens former Anderson-Brickler space, providing exhibition and mentorship opportunities.

Plainfield Civil Rights Icon Hosts Book Discussion

Willa Cofield leads talk at local bookstore on her activism and preserving Black history

New Black History Museum Opens in East Tennessee

Tri-County African American Museum aims to preserve local history in Anderson, Roane, and Morgan counties.

Buffalo Soldiers Honored for Decades of Service

Black History Month event highlights the valor and accomplishments of African American soldiers

Enoch Pratt Library hosts annual Booklovers' Breakfast in honor of Black History Month

Award-winning author Angela Flournoy spoke at the 38th annual event, highlighting the importance of chosen family and Black-owned bookstores.

Philadelphia Author Hosts Self-Love Event at Hakim's Bookstore

Angelita Byrd's 'Self-Love is the Real Valentine' event aims to promote emotional healing and community connection.

Cleveland Heights, University Heights Host Combined Black History Month Celebration

The annual event on February 21 will feature a vendors market, live music and dance, and student presentations.

Fresno Celebrates Black History Month with Mardi Gras, Exhibits, and More

From parades to film screenings, Fresno is hosting a variety of events to commemorate Black history and culture.

Louisville Urban League CEO Defends Nonprofit in Civil Trial

Lyndon Pryor testifies about predecessor Sadiqa Reynolds' role after leaving the organization.

Emory Preserves Legendary Photographer's Collection of Black Life in Atlanta

90-year-old Jim Alexander has captured iconic moments and everyday scenes of the Black community in Atlanta for over 50 years.

Celebrate Black History Month with Maine Makers, Designers and Performances

New items for your home, closet and pantry, and a March performance to check out.

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