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Sheriff of the state of minnesota. a milestone thats all the more meaningful when you consider where she is. we hennepin county, the very county where george floyd was killed. the street where he died was just a block away from the community center where sheriff which grew up. >> you watched that video, along with the rest of the world. the big difference of course is that you are watching it happen in your own community. >> that was probably one of the most difficult times of my entire life, it...

Gibson Kente’s legacy will come alive this weekend when his protégés stage a theatre show in his honour.

Uncovering the lost history of Black resistance in Niagara Falls rewrites 'everyone’s history'

A larger than usual crowd turned out for the Black History Month flag raising event in front of the Chatham-Kent Civic Centre on Wednesday.

There was a large crowd taking part in the flag-raising launch to Black History Month on Feb. 1, yet recent events show more education is needed for a deeper…

August Wilson’s modern-classic finally gets its professional Michigan premier in this jewel of a production

Be done other blacks as opposed to other whites, well, they get black to call uncle tom. i would say yes. the fact is minority officers are just as likely to shoot a minority and some more lately. why? because they read that neighborhood more frequently an more often and on purpose spiri it is their job to be there. lets not let white racism off the hook either. it is what brings us everything from kamala harris to karine jean-pierre. white racism if use it to judge blacks the way we judge white...

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld examines the media's coverage of police beating Tyre Nichols to death on 'Gutfeld!'

Two Men in the Crossfire; Freedom Seekers in the 1830s Although part of a free state, antebellum Cincinnati was not friendly to abolitionists and African Americans. Begin Black History Month by considering the narratives of two men who made their ways to Cincinnati after being enslaved in the South. Newly free, James Bradley enrolled as a student at Lane Seminary, and Henry Bibb came to our city as a freedom seeker. We’ll also discuss the impact their stories had on Harriet Beecher Stowe w...

Refiloe Mpakanyane spoke to script writer, Martin Koboekae, about recreating Kente’s stories.