Race did not spread because it was scientifically persuasive. It spread because it served very human interests.” ...

Soul food is the heartbeat of Black culture — and here in East Texas, the tradition is alive and thriving.

The official Texas Historical Marker honoring Walter Moses Burton was unveiled Friday outside the Fort Bend County Courthouse.

Many classic folk songs and spiritual songs were born on plantations, used as a way for slaves to discreetly communicate with one another.

A new historical marker now stands in Fort Bend County, honoring a man whose journey from slavery to public office changed the course of Texas history.

William Madison McDonald, Texas's first recorded Black millionaire, reshaped Fort Worth not with revenge, but with intentional legacy-building.

Atmos reports on the Grove Place Baobab in St. Croix, a 300-year-old tree symbolizing Black history and resilience, linking ...

An exhibit about nine people enslaved by George Washington must be restored at his former home in Philadelphia after ...

The chef-owners at Cherie’s Southern Kitchen, Jackie’s Place and Burdell take inspiration from the rich, comforting recipes ...

A Deep East Texas non-profit is celebrating two decades of service to the area with its annual Black History and Cultural Expo.

Inside the Black Cowboy Museum, founder Larry Callies says his journey to preserving history started with faith.

During his short life, Lecomte was famed for his speed–he set records for both one-mile and four-mile heats, and for his ...