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If Don Draper had been black

Prior to the reforms of the 1960s, meaningful involvement in the advertising industry was largely closed off to black people. At that time, only...

Much has changed since Col. Richard Toliver and his family escaped from the Ku Klux Klan in the backwoods of Alabama in 1942. And he’s helped...

In an effort to raise awareness of the need for more African American blood marrow and umbilical cord blood donors, Nordstrom announced its new ...

Groups around the Valley are making plans for Black History Month. The Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce has moved its annual banquet (A...

Every school that Chicanos Unidos Arizona contacted in the Maricopa County Unified School District said they would be celebrating Black History...

Sadly, Don Cornelius is dead. Reportedly, suicide is behind the Soul Train creator's cause of death. Police say he was found at his Sherman...

It seems really sad, that someone, as much loved as Sammy Davis Jr. was by the world, he would be segregated because he was a black person, pre...

Schools across the nation celebrate February as Black History Month. In this series of articles, teachers and students are presented with a unique...

February has been designated as Black History Month. Teachers have a unique opportunity, through this series, to inform their students about...

Appointed Commander of NORAD on August 29, 1975, Daniel “Chappie” James, Jr. was the first black four-star general in United States...