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Thousands of Teachers Protest Laws that Dictate What They Can Teach About Race in Class
The nationwide protests were part of the National Day of Action, which aimed to raise awareness of the legislature.
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The Grave of a Former Slave Turned Florida State Senator May Be Buried Under What's Now A Tampa Parking Lot
As Juneteenth approaches, Tampa’s local NAACP wants the city to commit to finding the graves that once rested at College Hill Cemetery.
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Students Help the School From Remember the Titans Forget Its Racist Namesake
T.C. Williams was the superintendent of Alexandria City Public Schools for years. He was also a noted segregationist.
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$4 Billion in Federal Relief for Black Farmers on Hold After White Farmers Cry Discrimination
A Wisconsin federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order against the USDA.
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Two White Families Got Riled Up After Two Black Students Beat Their Kids for School Honors in Mississippi
The school now has two valedictorians and two salutatorians as a result.
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NC Plantation Cancels Juneteenth Event Where 'Massa' Would Have Waxed Poetic About the Confederacy
The mayor of Charlotte and other town and county officials have spoken out against the ill-conceived event.
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A Student Headed to Harvard Wants Her $40K Scholarship to Go to Others in Need
Inspired by her mother’s dedication to education, Verda Tetteh is giving back
