A Dallas native recalls segregated South Dallas in 1956, where thriving Black neighborhoods and schools produced graduates who later changed Dallas and the nation.

A newly displayed Read’s Drugstore lunch counter at Morgan State spotlights Baltimore students who led sit-down protests ...

Dallas has lost half its sub-$1,000 rentals in just two years, leaving tens of thousands of low-income families cost-burdened as the city moves to overhaul zoning and boost affordable housing.

At a Chesapeake library, 100 quilts by African American quilters turn Underground Railroad history and family traditions into ...