Black History

Over a century after Homer G. Blackwell was lynched in North Little Rock, a community celebrates his life with a historical marker and memorial service.

The Arkansas Department of Education says the course code was removed so they could search the class curriculum for “indoctrination.”

The project is a training exercise for a group of aspiring historical preservationists. The house will eventually be lived in by the nephew of Ernest Green.

The Legend Among Us award was given to seven Black leaders in Arkansas on Saturday.

“American Reckoning” premiers Tuesday on PBS’ Frontline looking at the 1967 car bombing of Wharlest Jackson.

Recording the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Black Arkansans is the goal of a new project by the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center in Little Rock.On…

U.S. Sen. J. William Fulbright is one of Arkansas’ most renowned politicians and in the age of the Black Lives Matter movement his civil rights record is…

Frank Moore, a veteran of World War I, would be convicted for his alleged role in the deaths of white men and was later the namesake of a precedent-setting case by the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Mosaic Templars Cultural Center in Little Rock will open its newest exhibit, "Hateful Things," on Thursday. It features what is considered to be…

An exhibit celebrating black art is now on display at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. 37 African-American artists and about 50 installations…