Dr. Samuel Roberson, director of the Talladega County Cooperative Extension Service, addressed the congregation of Wesley ...

Hundreds of fourth through sixth-grade students, staff, parents, community leaders and more gathered inside the gym at Evelyn ...

AND ALL THIS MONTH, WVTM 13 ... GRADUATED FROM TALLADEGA COLLEGE. NOW HE PASSED THE ALABAMA STATE BAR EXAM IN 1937. IT WAS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST DIFFICULT IN THE COUNTRY AT THE TIME. HE BECAME ...

All month long, CBS Chicago is highlighting stories that celebrate the theme for Black History Month ... educators in American history: Marva Collins. Born in Alabama in 1936, Collins eventually ...

THANKS, MARK. ALL RIGHT. ON THIS FINAL NIGHT OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH, THE CELEBRATION OF BLACK EXCELLENCE RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THE CITY, DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE. TAKE A LOOK HERE TONIGHT, THE BLACK ...

Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa, 92.9 WTUG, Praise 93.3, 105.1 The Block, and the Tuscaloosa Thread, along with 1-800-411PAIN, are proud to present the 2025 Black History Makers of Alabama ... She said ...

on Jan. 28, 2025. (Renée Jones Schneider/The Minnesota Star Tribune) The Red Wing School District has canceled a Black History Month event featuring Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison due ...

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ala. (WBMA) — The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is celebrating Black History Month by honoring its first African American deputy, Sergeant Louie E. Smoke. SEE ALSO ...

TAMPA, Fla. — Every February, we celebrate Black History Month. It's a time to highlight voices throughout the Tampa Bay area who are making a difference in our community. ABC Action News Anchor ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- This Black History Month, ABC7 is exploring the relevance and cultural impact of Black hair to the community, from its historical significance and present-day anti-discrimination ...

Black History Month and the 2025 SAG Awards? Yeah…it kind of happened. The Screen Actor Guild Awards, an event celebrating top performances in film and television isn’t known for their racial ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams got into a testy exchange during a live TV interview on Wednesday when challenged on his use of the term “Negroes” at a recent Black History Month event.