Black History Month: Celebrating the innovators, teachers and legends from Chicago and beyond
CBS Chicago highlights stories that celebrate the theme for Black History Month 2025: African Americans and labor.
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Mississippi has rich Black history. See Civil Rights sites, where blues music was born
Black History Month is a time to honor the contributions and culture of Black Americans. Many museums and historic sites in ...
Black History Month: Lyndon B. Johnson's contributions to the Civil Rights Movement
Lyndon B. Johnson was vital in passing key pieces of civil rights legislation. Here we look at that legislation and ...
Opinion
Black History Month should be celebrated beyond the threadbare stories: Justice B. Hill
Columnist Justice B. Hill laments the shallow engagement with Black history in schools, criticizing the reluctance to introduce students to author James Baldwin’s work and arguing that true ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH | Horrors and hope: Awareness of Selma brutality led to voting rights laws 60 years ago
As a teen raised in the Rust Belt in the 1960s, Alan Cashaw wasn’t blind to the fact that racism existed. But he also knew ...
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This Black History Month, we hail some of the brave women who fought for civil rights [column]
On the last day of January, the day before Black History Month was set to begin, newly confirmed Defense Secretary Pete ...
Black History Month: St. Louis' pioneering role in the sit-in movement
These courageous efforts, led by a group of activists, laid the groundwork for future civil rights campaigns in the city and ...
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Mississippi has rich Black history. See Civil Rights sites, where blues music was born
Black History Month is a time to honor the contributions and culture of Black Americans. Many museums and historic sites in Mississippi are dedicated to the Civil Rights Movement. The Mississippi ...
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Black History Month: Shaw alumnus Forbes recalls heady days of civil rights era, visit from MLK Jr.
The Rev. David Forbes is a living part of Raleigh history and was a college sophomore when Shaw University hosted students and civil rights leaders, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.