For the past few years the nonprofit has been working hard to rebuild and restore the house to what it was like when the Civil Rights leader lived there.

Malcolm X lived in the Inkster house on Williams Street in the 1950s with his brother and his brother's family.

Civil rights activists and Freedom Riders were viewed as troublemakers. Nine months after Malcolm X’s assassination, “The ...

While we've know that X-Men '97, the hit Disney+ Marvel animated series, would be getting at least two more seasons, the news ...

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Mike Brown has only coached the New York Knicks for a few games, and is already leaving his stamp on the offense. While most of the focus is being devoted to th ...

As it turned out, the former Mrs. Bannister had also recently reconnected with the biological father she didn’t know she had ...

Phylicia Rashad, who for years was one of TV audiences' favorite moms on "The Cosby Show," paid special tribute to her onscreen son, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, at the Emmy Awards. "He was a beloved ...

Malcolm-Jamal Warner died in July at the age of 54 in an accidental drowning in Costa Rica. The late actor's final TV ...

Lee Hawkins’ book shows exploring the connections between the past and present helps us understand the forces shaping our lives, and to find healing.