Remembering the Largest Black Union

August 30, 2012

With the death of the oldest living Pullman porter, we take a look at A. Philip Randolph and the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters.

Saying Goodbye to Gil Noble

Black luminaries, colleagues and fans gathered in Harlem to bid farewell to the beloved journalist.

Golf Phenom's Drive to Stardom

Ginger Howard, the youngest black woman to turn pro, has her sights set on the LPGA tour.

Meet Brandon E. Turner, Rhodes Scholar

The biophysics major and rugby champ is the only African American to snag the coveted honor for 2012.

L.A. Exhibit Salutes City's Elite Black Artists

Native sons and daughters call this show at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles long overdue.

Now Dig This! Black Artists in Los Angeles

A long-overdue exhibit at the Hammer Museum recognizes the contributions of African Americans.

Revisiting the Story of Black Los Angeles

A new book sets the record straight on the city's 200-year racial history.

Remembering Dr. Frank Hale, 84

The legendary Ohio educator was hailed as a statesman and humanist.

Arrests in Central California Cross Burning

Police in Arroyo Grande say four white "transients" will be charged in an incident that roiled a coastal community.

Chimp Emailer Apologizes but Keeps GOP Post

Orange County Republican leader says the rules won't let him fire official who mailed a photo depicting Obama and his parents as chimpanzees.