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The production stars children from the Gloversville Enlarged School District as notable African-American figures in honor of Black History Month.

Greylock Federal Credit Union demonstrates its commitment to the communities it serves by reducing barriers to homeownership, securing affordable housing for members of the local workforce, and providing vital resources

The U.S. Marshals Museum is hosting a Little Rock event for a retrospective on the service's role in desegregation.

If Bridges learned at school that her skin color was the object of hate, we can teach at school today that difference is the object of love.

West Virginia University Residence Life is holding its fifth annual Tunnel of Awareness exhibit in the Mountainlair ballrooms until Feb. 21 to highlight current social issues.

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At Vineville Academy for the Arts’ Black History Month Living Wax Museum, students embody heroes from Shirley Ann Jackson to LeBron James.

At Vineville Academy for the Arts’ Black History Month Living Wax Museum, students embody heroes from Shirley Ann Jackson to LeBron James.

Third grade students at The School for Creative and Performing Arts used their talents Friday to educate their friends and families about Black history.

Flint students celebrated Black History Month with a Shoebox-themed lunch.