The exhibit called "Black, White and Gold" focuses on the contributions and personal experiences of the African American community.

Clara Clayton-Gough stands as the dedicated guardian of a distinctive cultural legacy – the art of basketweaving. For almost 200 years, her family has treasured the tradition, passing it down through generations. The connection to...

If you’re looking to teach your children about civil rights activists this Black History Month, and year round, the resources below can help!

In celebration of Black History Month and the accomplishments of African Americans in the state, News 12's Naomi Yané highlights Lt. Gov. Tahesha Way.

A Bronx youth empowerment program kicked off celebrations at the Richard R. Green Middle School Campus Thursday- the first day of Black History Month.

It’s part of an exhibit at the Joysetta & Julius Pearce African American Museum (JJPAAM) of Nassau County where Baldwin middle and high school students Black History Month work is on display.

College Board Revises AP Black History for 2024

Black Americans have over $1 trillion of annual spending power, but 41% of Black-owned businesses closed during the pandemic. That makes it especially important to support small businesses like Sade Tyler's Studio 125 and Omo Sade...

Millie Burgess was among the first Black teachers in Canada. Now, at age 99, she’s being celebrated for her trailblazing spirit.

Two years after the Black Students Alliance formed at Edmonton’s Strathcona High School, the 30 members of the student-led group remain committed to learning about Black history and culture while educating others about issues Black...

Michael Farkas is the president of the Round Table on Black History Month.

As Prairie provinces examine whether to add Black history to their curriculum, a Saskatchewan teacher is already making sure his students learn it anyways.

Anthony Wilbon, the dean of HBCU Howard University's School of Business, joined Cheddar to discuss last week's virtual event on developing Black entrepreneurship hosted by the Coalition to Back Black Businesses and the U.S. Chamber of...

For black history month, Cheddar is highlighting black business leaders who are driving the need for representation forward. On February 10, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce hosted an event called 'Developing the Black-Owned Business...

The increased attention to the Black Lives Matter movement over the summer also inspired a renewed push to support Black-owned businesses in Canada, a push with a long history that’s been a challenge to sustain.

A historic church in St. Catharines, Ont., that Harriet Tubman helped build is getting a much-needed renovation thanks to a $100,000 grant through the federal Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative.

A new report from Hallo shows a drastic racial disparity when it comes to startups receiving venture capital funding. Vern Howard, CEO of Hallo, breaks down the numbers and their impact.

Toronto-based artist Robert Small has sketched notable Black Canadians for a legacy poster every February since Black History Month was officially recognized in 1995.

We were joined by Arisha Hatch, Vice President at Color of Change to speak about the nonprofit's new survey. The Color of Change survey reveals that most black voters support eliminating student loan debt and if no action is taken, 40%...

During our continued coverage of Black History Month, Azia Celestino was joined by Dr. Lisa Williams founder of 'The Fresh Dolls', to discuss her line of multicultural dolls.

Assistant Vice-President of Enrollment Management at Howard University, Anthony Jones joined All Hands to discuss HBCU funding as well as how our government and companies can support HBCU students.

As one of the few black CEOs in the country, Paris Wallace, co-founder and CEO of Ovia Health is speaking up about what companies can do, and where they fall short in the fight for a more inclusive workplace. He joined us on Wake Up with...

How can parents prepare their children to take on the reality of the injustices towards Black people? Actor and author of 'The Ellises and the Time Machine: Why Do We Have to Say 'Black Lives Matter',' Devale Ellis joins News Wrap to...

Writer-director duo Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz discuss the importance of portraying the pre-Civil War South correctly on screen and why they hope their horror-thriller film 'Antebellum' is contributing to the national conversation...