Baltimore's colored school system thrived, even in the face of Jim Crow and segregation. They produced great students who were products...

For Flashback Friday, enjoy this image from the old P.S. 161, Fannie L. Barbour Elementary School, Saratoga and Schroeder Streets, Grade...

On July 1, 2019, Maryland state officials have marked the Pennsylvania Avenue corridor as an official arts and entertainment district....

In honor of Black Music Month, we've chosen to highlight the illustrious life and career of singer and concert pianist Marion Jackson...

In our most recent Artifactual Journey Podcast episode, we uncovered some amazing African American history in Memphis, Tennessee with Dr....

On May 29, 1914, 105 years ago today, the Harriet Tubman Charity Circle of Baltimore, Maryland was founded in what is now known as...

Thanks to my longtime friend and activist Sarah Matthews for tagging me in a Facebook post about Rev. Vernon Nathaniel Dobson, a former...

A few days ago, we shared information on Charles Henry Moore, one of the founders of North Carolina A&T, an HBCU in Greensboro, North...