Black History Month began as merely a week back in 1926 thanks to the efforts of one man: Carter G. Woodson. A scholar and ...

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Black History month programming shouldn’t feel like Jeopardy preparation. Yes, it’s helpful to learn facts, dates and figures, but it’s important to be purposeful in selecting which content to amplify ...

What happens when one of the certainties in the classroom turns out to be costume design, bad mathematics or a judicial system that is constructed to listen to ghosts? The most enduring “facts” in ...

Since 1976, February has been officially known as Black History Month – a time to remember our struggle and celebrate all the amazing contributions Black people have made to everything from science to ...

U.S. history is rich with tales and stories, which are not found in your text books, but can help you understand more about your nation, improve your history knowledge for upcoming SATs or make you a ...

Did you know about there was a precursor to the NAACP called the Niagara movement? Here are the facts you need to know! American Civil Rights activist Rosa Parks poses as she works as a seamstress, ...

The widely used eating utensil was once seen as offensive to God when it was first introduced in Italy in the 11th century. Oddly enough, people used to eat with their fingers. The number of fingers ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Have you ever wondered about the remarkable events and figures that have shaped our world? While you might be familiar with some ...

February is Black History Month. The annual observation is set aside to spotlight the many contributions of Black Americans, as well as elevate awareness around the sacrifices, heritage and luminaries ...