The Boxser Diversity Initiative, Newtown Alive and The Sarasota African American Cultural Coalition (SAACC), have partnered together with the goal to bring a permanent memorial recognizing lynching victims in the
ASALH Edna McKenzie Branch member Martha Richards Conley, the first Black woman to graduate from the Pittsburgh School of Law in 1971, has been featured in an article in the
DID YOU KNOW DISMANTLING RACISM IS AN INSIDE JOB? Celebrate with Life Coach and International Bestselling Author, Anita D Russell as she launches her new book, Cultivating Change from the
This Black History Month, LCV and the entire environmental movement celebrates Black leaders who are at the forefront of advancing environmental and climate justice.
Robert Edison, founding President of the W. Marvin Dulaney Branch of ASALH in Dallas/Ft. Worth Texas, is a retired educator of 40 years. Though retired, Edison has continued to educate
National Press Club “Book Rap” featuring Gloria J. Browne-Marshall to discuss “She Took Justice: The Black Woman, The Woman, Law, and Power Thu, February 18, 2021 6:00 PM – 7:00
Join the Our Authors Study Club, Inc of Los Angeles branch of ASALH in celebrating Black Heritage Month! 2021 is the 71st year of our citywide celebration of Black History
There will be a presentation and panel discussion on “How African American Families Have Been Portrayed in the Media.”
Detroit today kicks off a weeklong celebration of Black history and Black culture and a yearlong initiative to shine a spotlight on the city’s creative community while working to support
