Across the bridge: A documentary about Eugene’s first Black community
In 1949, Lane County demolished Eugene’s first Black neighborhood to make way for the construction of...
Census data shows Black population in Spring, Klein grew by 41% over 5 years
The Black population in the Spring and Klein area experienced a notable growth of 41% over...
The scope and impact of life and long term imprisonment in the United States
One in Six Prisoners Serving Life Sentences in the U.S., Report Highlights Alarming Trends Nearly 200,000...
Who are the two Black veterans recently awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for their bravery?
Two Black veterans who displayed extraordinary heroism during their military service have recently received the Congressional...
US census data shows how Middle Eastern and Hispanic residents differ in racial identity
The U.S. Census Bureau has released new research exploring how individuals across diverse backgrounds perceive their...
A Black architect’s building could be designated as historic. That might block its demolition
A building in Milwaukee, designed by a groundbreaking Black architect, may receive historic designation, which could...
Who was C.L. Daniel? Tulsa race riot victim from Georgia
It has been over a century since a teenager from Newnan, Georgia, lost his life during...
Community races to save one of Groveland’s Black cemeteries
While the holiday season often brings joy, love, and cherished moments with loved ones, it can...
N.J. among the states with the highest percentage of Black veterans, data shows
New Jersey has been ranked 12th among states with the highest percentage of Black veterans, according...
The history of the 14th amendment
The Fourteenth Amendment, ratified in 1868, is a pivotal addition to the U.S. Constitution that conferred...
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