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Rights experts hear how ‘racialized gatekeeping’ impacts development in France

Cambridge resident the Rev. Irene Monroe: "For Native Americans, Thanksgiving is not a cause of celebration but rather a national day of mourning."

Memory is subversive in its enduring power to disrupt historical amnesia and a canonical past unwillingness to confront itself.

Public invited to learn more at Oct. 23 archaeological dig Students and professors from Middle Tennessee State and Vanderbilt universities are working

There's a grassy spot on the southwestern side of Fort Monroe National Monument that looks out across the expansive waters of the Chesapeake Bay. It's a place where people gather under a shady tree for a picnic lunch, or linger along the seawall to gaze at the massive cargo ships coming and going and delight in the playful dolphins leading the way.

"Its not new history, its just history that hasnt been told before [because] shamefully, the country wasnt ready for this story."

A pandemic isn’t going to squash our pride.  By Catherine Wendlandt 3/2/2021 at 11:02am How would you describe Texas to all the non-Texans in the world? We believe our state’s official anthem, appropriately titled “Texas, Our Texas,” says it best: “Boldest and grandest, Withstanding evry test / O Empire wide and glorious, You stand supremely blest.” (Fun fact: those lyrics used to be “largest and grandest,” that is until pesky Alaska joined the union.)...

New interactive educational signs bring Flight to Freedom Trail to life year round at Fort Mose News4Jax Staff Updated:  Tags:  Fort Mose Historic State Park has partnered with Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) and The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida to launch a self-guided educational tour experience along the Flight to Freedom Trail. (Courtesy of Fort Mose Historical State Park) ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – In celebration of Black History Month, Fort Mose Historic State Park launche...

Nestled in Houston’s Fourth Ward is the city’s historic Freedmen’s Town, a neighborhood of formerly enslaved Black people settled post-emancipation into what would become a cultural and artistic hub, rightfully earning the Fourth Ward its title as the "Harlem of the So...

Close of Border Impedes Missionary Activities to North Korea 12/21/2020 North Korea (International Christian Concern) – After North Korea closed its border with China to fend off COVID-19 from entering the country since earlier this year, Christian organizations have suspended Bible smuggling activities into the North. According to Daily NK, the leader of a missionary group doing work in North Korea who asked to remain anonymous shared that “activities to send Bibles, religious books and r...