it would change the way people thought about African American history." As the story is told, it was just Bunch and one staff member, Tasha Coleman. But that isn't entirely true, said Kinshasha ...

However, over time, Easter parades became more inclusive and began to include people of all races and backgrounds. African-American Easter parades are particularly lively affairs, with music ...

“The bottom line of the African American people,” Gates said, is “these are people who love language.” By Elizabeth A. Harris The first time she heard Barbara Walters use the expression ...

From the wide windows on the second floor of the International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina, visitors can look across the Cooper River toward Africa, where people from the ...

During slavery, African American hair braiding styles became a secret language. Enslaved people weren’t allowed to read or write, so they communicated in other ways — including through their hair.

An African American museum is a good place to soak up ... the museum was launched to be a space where Black people can see themselves and understand their history. Such a space was absent in ...