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He called out the Black Smithsonian in particular for being subject “to ideological indoctrination or divisive narratives that distort our shared history.” The federal government, he declared ...

Social media lit up, with many accusing the museum of trying to erase Black history, especially in the wake of President Donald Trump’s recent “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History ...

Google removed Black History Month from its Google Calendar app. In a statement explaining its decision, the company made no mention of President Donald Trump or political winds. Though news of ...

But all of them changed history. Thurgood Marshall was the first Black U.S. Supreme Court Justice, appointed in 1967 by President Lyndon B. Johnson in a historic moment that marked the integration ...

A North Carolina legislator says President Donald Trump is the reason why one of the world’s largest corporations decided to scrap a Black History Month recognition on its widely used calendar app.

“This flagrant attempt to erase Black history is unacceptable and must be stopped,” read a letter from Representatives Joseph Morelle, Terri Sewell, and Norma Torres. The executive order also ...

A Policy Exchange investigation has warned that schools have ‘taken it too far’ as they adapt history curriculums in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests. The prestigious centre-Right unit ...

(Image credit: Dail St. Claire) Read full article: Legacy of June Bacon-Bercey: Black History Month celebration of her pioneering meteorological career June Bacon-Bercey was America’s first ...

“We should be clear that these efforts are intentional. Our opponents are trying to erase Black history, Black voices and Black lives," Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, executive director of the ...

museums and private collections to find pieces that located Black dandyism at turning points in history. In a recent interview in the basement of the Met, ahead of the exhibition’s opening on ...