New Jersey Set To Become Second State in the US to Require Teaching of Asian American History By Brian Good January 4, 2022
City of Montgomery, Alabama Faces $25,000 State Fine for Changing Street Named After a Confederate Leader By Brian Good November 30, 2021
ACLU Sues Oklahoma Over Law Prohibiting Teaching of Critical Race Theory By Brian Good October 20, 2021
NYC City Council Votes To Remove Controversial Thomas Jefferson Statue By Brian Good October 19, 2021
Engineer Marian Croak and Ophthalmologist Patricia Bath Will Become First Black Women Inducted into The National Inventors Hall of Fame By Brian Good September 28, 2021
Black Military Members Known As Buffalo Soldiers To Be Honored With Memorial Statue at West Point By Brian Good September 13, 2021
California Legislature Votes To Return Bruce’s Beach to Descendants of Black Family It Was Stolen From By Brian Good September 13, 2021
Civil Rights Leader Rev. Jesse Jackson and Wife Jacqueline Hospitalized for COVID-19 By Brian Good August 23, 2021
Colorado Governor Eradicates 157-Year-Old State Order to ‘Kill Native Americans’ By Brian Good August 19, 2021
Historic 1967 Bogalusa Civil Rights March Honored With Marker Along ‘Louisiana Civil Rights Trail’ By Brian Good August 16, 2021
Texas State Senate Passes Legislation Barring Teachers From Saying the Ku Klux Klan Is ‘Morally Wrong’ By Andrew Leung July 20, 2021
Illinois Becomes First US State To Mandate Teaching Asian American History in Public Schools By Brian Good July 13, 2021
New Zealand’s Laurel Hubbard Will Be the First-Ever Trans Athlete To Compete at an Olympic Game By Brian Good June 21, 2021
Newly Unearthed Research Links Beloved Author Jane Austen With England’s Early Abolitionist Anti-Slave Movement By Brian Good June 15, 2021
Darnella Frazier, Teen Who Recorded George Floyd’s Murder, Awarded Honorary Pulitzer Prize By Brian Good June 14, 2021
Illinois Museum To Host Juneteenth Exhibit and Display a Rare, Signed Copy of Emancipation Proclamation By Brian Good June 10, 2021
President Biden Visits Oklahoma to Commemorate 100th Anniversary of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre By Brian Good June 2, 2021
107-Year-Old Survivor of 1921 Tulsa Massacre Testifies Before House of Representatives, Demanding Reparations By Brian Good May 20, 2021
In Historic First, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Pardons 34 Victims of Racial Lynching By Brian Good May 10, 2021
House Democrats Move Forward With Historic Bill to Form ‘Reparations Commission’ By Brian Good April 15, 2021
Latinx Civil Rights Leader Lawrence Romo Named To Commission Removing Confederate Names and Symbols From Military Bases By Brian Good March 10, 2021
Malcolm X’s Childhood Home Added to the National Register of Historic Places By Brian Good March 9, 2021
Women’s History Month Profiles: Nellie Bly, Investigative Journalist and World Traveler By Featured Partner March 2, 2021
Women’s History Month Profiles: Althea Gibson, Professional Tennis Player By Featured Partner February 12, 2021
