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A couple of decades before Julie Buckner Armstrong was born in Birmingham, Alabama, Black families began to buy homes in neighborhoods there legally designated as whites-only under one of the strictest systems of segregation in the country. The local reaction earned the city the nickname Bombingham,

Keepsake fashion — with a bit of family nostalgia — is the inspiration behind the Canadian clothing brand Uncle Studios.

Former residents recall being flogged, chained to a tree overnight, told they weren’t Aboriginal or that their parents were dead. Many have been traumatised for life

To help ease her Marine son's PTSD Anne Marie Mucci started veterans garden where he and other vets could find peace and hope.

Read how this beautiful idea is helping hundreds of veterans find peace from PTSD

A Maryland federal judge denied Thursday a parents request to have their children opt-out of education on LGBTQ+ history and topics. In Mahmoud v. McKnight, three families parenting elementary-aged...

Here are this weeks most popular positive stories with some fun social media posts tossed in too.

Childrens books about puppies and

A civil rights scholar’s memoir of her girlhood in a city at a center of the movement’s history brings insight.

UNION PARISH, La. (KTVE/KARD) — The family of Ronald Green is not pleased with the indictments of the five officers involved in the killing of Ronald Greene. On Tuesday, August 12, the family gathered to ask for federal investigators to take another look at the case. During the court hearing, Judge Thomas W. Rogers asked […]