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The Most Positive Events That Happened During Black History Month
Tragedies and Vile Racism That Happened During Black History Month
White Mega-Hit Songs You Didn’t Know Were Written By Black People
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Black Athletes You Should Watch During the Olympic Games
From medalist Erin Jackson to rookie Daryl Payne Jr. breaking the color barrier in the skeleton competition, these Olympic Games are set to be one to remember.
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Tragedies and Vile Racism That Happened During Black History Month
From Malcolm X’s assassination to the N-word scandal at the BAFTA’s, here’s some of the many terrible Black History Month moments which impacted our community.
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BHM 2026: Black History Documentaries That Won’t Traumatize You
Black history is more than just reliving the traumatizing experiences and of our past! Check out these Black documentaries focused on celebrating Black joy.
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A Look Inside The Homes of Legendary Black History Leaders
We’re looking into the homes of Black leaders, including Carter G. Woodson, Medgar Evers and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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2026 BHM: Secret Black Systems That Kept Us Alive (And Still Do)
From mutual aid societies to churches and colonies, Black communities have built lifelines when the American system refused to provide.
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BHM 2026: Why Gen Z Should Watch These Classic Black Shows This Black History Month
From “The Jeffersons” to “All That,” here are 13 Black TV shows that Gen Z and millennials should absolutely watch this Black History Month.
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Say It Loud: The Ultimate Black History Month 2026 Playlist
This February, we’re listening to these soul, R&B and hip-hop hits by some of our favorite Black artists.
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Underground Railroad Safe House Found Inside Historical NYC Mansion
While the NYC Merchant House is famous for its grandiose nature, the truth lying underneath the ground floor is a more humbling representation of Black American history.
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FAMU President Issues Comment After Student Claims Flyer for ‘Black’ Event Was Rejected
An HBCU student is raising alarm after she was prevented from using the word “Black” in flyers for a Black History Month celebration.
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A Black Man in Virginia Purchased a House, Later Realizing His Ancestors Were Once Enslaved on the Property
Fred Miller bought a home in Virginia and later discovered that his family’s history of enslavement was tied to the very property.