The 1,400-square-foot mural chronicles the roots of aviation on Long Island from 1908-1927 and was painted at the old Roosevelt Field aviation complex.

The last person proposed to be placed on currency was abolitionist Harriet Tubman in 2015 during the launch of the Women on ...

A thriving Black neighborhood in Arlington, Virginia, was home to nearly 1,000 residents in the early 1940s. But, with the ...

She became a maid for wealthy Atlanta residents, including successful businessman and civic leader Edward Inman, his wife, Emily, and their two children, Hugh and Edward Jr. It was at a small party ...

The Six Triple Eight shares the story of an all-Black battalion of WACs that faced unimaginable challenges while serving ...

In 1944, Black educator and humanitarian Mary McLeod Bethune worked to get the support of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt for "a ... some of letters of which were three years old.

Two women believed in the group, Mary McLeod Bethune and former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt ... Brave service members penned heartfelt letters to their loved ones, striving to offer comfort ...

That letter ended up with James Weldon Johnson ... but he had also become friends with Eleanor Roosevelt. NARRATOR: White had learned to be skeptical of politicians, even his allies.

On November 14, 1960, six-year-old Ruby Bridges became one of the first Black students to attend an all-white public school ...