Harry Kemp, a legendary Milwaukee photojournalist, was known as a quiet, soft-spoken man whose photographs spoke volumes.

He secured a victory at the nation's highest court, challenging the University of Alabama's denial of admission to Autherine Lucy and Pollie Myers based on race.

Jerry Edwards, commonly known as ‘Genius Black,’ uses his skills to acknowledge the past to shape the present.

Students are planning to protest at Red Wing High School after the district canceled a Black History Month event featuring ...

ST. LOUIS – FOX 2 continues its honoring of the Black History Series, reflecting on the stories of those who shaped the nation’s history. Lynne Jackson, the great-great-granddaughter of Dred Scott, is ...

The funding for our Black History Month event was cut, taken away for fear of being targeted by the government’s attacks on ...

I have never seen anything like that,” said Jean Pierre while speaking at a forum at Harvard Kennedy School Institute of ...

George Vaughn, a prominent lawyer from St. Louis, played a pivotal role in reshaping American civil rights through landmark Supreme Court cases in the mid-20th century. Vaughn, ...

If the services can't remove DEI content from their platforms by March 5, they must temporarily remove all content published ...

Dr. Amy Gais is a Lecturer in the Department of Political Science and Comparative Literature and Thought at Washington ...

A growing number of Black consumers are collectively boycotting Target and other retailers that have recently reversed DEI ...