News 12's Jenn Seelig is at the African American Museum of Nassau County getting a sneak peak at its new programs and planned upgrades.

Tanya Ironchild is a vibrant, biracial woman who was raised within her Indigenous community. When she rediscovered her Jamaican identity through connections within the Black community, she resolved to embrace traditions from both...

In the Brooklyn Navy Yard workshop, PB Paints owner Philip Banks transforms furniture every day.

Yvette Cole's debut children's book “Harriet’s Dinner Party” introduces young children to Black historical figures.

News 12's Angelica Toruno sat with Yvette Cole to learn more about her journey to becoming published.

In honor of Black History Month, News 12's Diane Caruso spotlights new Rockland County legislator who made local history.

The gallery presentation was put together by the Black Student Union and Allies Club, alongside some school staff.

Windsor and Essex County have a long and rich Black history — and there are historical sites you might not know about right in your backyard. Elise Harding-Davis, an author and historian focusing on Black history, took CBC Windsor...

Singleton said he was motivated by his hard-working parents to pursue a career in education.

The Turf Club in Asbury Park is the last remnant of Springwood Avenues' once booming music and entertainment scene.

Attendees overflowed with emotion as they heard speeches, poems, and songs that represented the trials and tribulations that Black people faced in this country.

A new permanent exhibit at the Tenement Museum showcases a peek into the living conditions and daily realities faced by residents of that era.

Avi Magidsohn’s unwavering self-love is a legacy passed down by his grandfather. From embracing Judaism to fostering LGBTQ2S+ acceptance, Avi is a testament to unity and profound change. Through sacred Shabbat dinners and the promotion...

Each honoree was presented with the Distinguished Service Award in acknowledgment of their outstanding efforts and commitment to community service, embodying the spirit of Black History Month.

Community members and leaders gathered on East 35th Street between Alabama Avenue and Market Street – an area that will now be named Rory Sparrow Way.

The Pan-African flag raising was just one of many components that were a part of Ramapo's Black History Month celebration that took place at Town Hall.

What better way to honor Black History Month, and all year long, than by shopping from Black-owned businesses?

The Jazz Loft in Stony Brook has a new exhibit dedicated to Jazz musician Charlie “Yardbird” Parker.

Leonard Brown will honor his mother by holding his grand opening on Feb. 9, which would have been her 60th birthday.

Black women are often underrepresented in leadership positions in higher education but these four leaders at the University of Toronto hope to continue to be part of changing that. CBC's Dwight Drummond sits down with them to discuss...

The Crane House is a key part of the township’s Black history, and shows visitors the progression of African American life in Essex County.

Black History & Culture: Black Presence. Profound Influence," was curated by Ossining Village historian Joyce Sharrock Cole.

Black History & Culture: Black Presence. Profound Influence," was curated by Ossining Village historian Joyce Sharrock Cole.

Some Ontario historians are highlighting the story of John Baker who was one of the last people born into slavery in Canada and spent years after he was freed fighting for the British army.