$3.9M Restoration Project To Preserve Brooklyn’s Weeksville Houses, One Of America’s Oldest Black Communities
Weeksville draws its name from James Weeks, a former enslaved person from Virginia who purchased the tract of land in 1838.
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School Choice Executive Order Penalizes Public School For Teaching American History
The bill aimed at "ending radical indoctrination" is filled with radical claims.
Deported After 30 Years in the US, South Florida Man Struggles to Rebuild Life in Haiti
Their goal now is to secure a visa elsewhere and reunite as a family. But with few countries processing applications from Haitians, the couple remains stuck between the familiar and the foreign, unsure of what comes next.
Jackie Robinson’s 5-Bedroom Home In Queens, NY, Available To Rent For $5K A Month
Jackie Robinson's old home in St. Albans, Queens, is available to rent for $5,000 a month.
Belva Davis, Trailblazing Bay Area Reporter, Dies at 92
Over the decades, Davis reported on landmark moments such as the assassination of Harvey Milk, the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and major political campaigns. Her interviews included conversations with public figures like Muhammad Ali, Coretta Scott King, Fidel Castro, and later Vice President Kamala Harris.