
BH365: Born Today in 1921 — Constance Baker Motley, the Lawyer Who Desegregated Schools Before She Ever Wore a Robe
Born Sept. 14, 1921, Constance Baker Motley authored the complaint that ended school segregation and became the first Black woman…

Born Sept. 14, 1921, Constance Baker Motley authored the complaint that ended school segregation and became the first Black woman…

Forty-three years ago, Vanessa Williams became the first Black Miss America. They took her crown, but she staged one of…

Fifty-eight years ago, Diahann Carroll became TV's first Black leading lady outside a servant role. What that door opened, what…

Discover why the 4th of July hits differently after Juneteenth, and why America's anthem of freedom remains an unfinished reality…

Happy Juneteenth! If you are new to this day, let’s get something straight right off the bat: this isn’t just…
The unmarked graves of Black boys at Cheltenham, a Maryland juvenile detention center's hidden history of injustice.
Memorial Day is a time to remember all the men and women. They gave their lives in service to the…