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JoKeeta Johnson, a Central Florida stained glass artist, uses her work to highlight Black history and culture.

Juneteenth celebrates the day slavery ended in Texas, June 19, 1865. Historian Annette Gordon-Reed studies the early American republic and the legacy of slavery. Originally broadcast May 25, 2021.

Here are ways to celebrate Juneteenth in Orlando and Central Florida to recognize the anniversary of the emancipation of slaves in the United States.

Children and parents gathered around the middle of the library of the Westside Community Center to listen to Gloria Ford, the co-founder and a board member of New Braunfels MLK

“He realized he could illustrate all of these epic, idealistic themes just by portraying ordinary people,” Fisher says.

Uticas Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute will explore American illustrator and artist Norman Rockwells career.

The U.S. government built Oak Ridge in 1942 to develop the world’s first atomic weapon.

<p>Angry parents yelling at school board meetings present a picture of these authors' work that they find unrecognizable. Read what several targeted authors say about their books. </p>

There are two maps on this page. The one at the top should be familiar. It's one of those red-state/blue-state maps that have been tormenting Democrats, liberals, and progressives since November of 2000. Over the 36 days that George W. Bush and Al Gore fought for the White House in Florida, "red" and "blue" became metaphors for America's divided electorate. Red vs. Blue--Democrat vs. Republican; liberal vs. conservative; pro-life vs. pro-choice; gun-huggers vs. gun-ha...

From the Charlottesville Rally to the Buffalo Shooting, Black Americans bear the brunt of the century-old racist “Great Replacement Theory.”