In 1792, federal law barred African Americans from bearing arms in the U.S. Army, even though they had served in the American ...

Open Wednesday through Saturday, the National Afro-American Museum & Cultural Center is one of Ohio’s few African-American history museums and among the nation’s most diverse ...

Museums that detail Black history are few and far between in Ohio. Fortunately for Daytonians, one that is often considered the state’s best may not be too far from home. The ...

Nine Black men from Cambria County are known to have served in the Union military during the Civil War. Their contributions are being recognized with a new display inside the ...

Elizabeth Van Lew and Mary Jane Richards lead the narrative in ‘The Gray House‘ as pertinent members of the Union spy network ...

And as the United States moves to celebrate its 250th anniversary, Saratoga Battlefield Park Ranger and Military Historian Eric Schnitzer strives to remember all who fought — including the many Black ...

Last Friday evening in the Armer theater in Manzanita Hall, Russell Williams II spoke about professionally working in sound ...

How America’s history, including its unpleasant truths, has been taught to students has changed for the better. But today, the progress in telling the true story of American history has been reversed.

Pullman Porters built the Black middle class and provided a cornerstone for African American economic stability.

Silence fell across the room as a Black woman in 1954 challenged President Eisenhower regarding civil rights. Before ...

A Virginia court heard arguments Tuesday over the Digital Gateway project that would border Manassas National Battlefield Park.

Roselawn 1891 Company will sponsor a storyboard plaque engraved with the names of Black Puebloan soldiers whose identities ...