African American

Fowler developed a vibrant African American community beginning in the late 1800s thanks to one remarkable woman: Julia Bell.

Moore was born into slavery in Alabama in 1812 and became one of the earliest successful farmers in Fresno County, arriving here in 1853.

“Queer in the Valley” spotlights Fresno’s QTBIPOC community

CSU Bakersfield launches its first department of ethnic studies

Yesterday, President Biden signed a bill to make June 19th, known as Juneteenth, a federal holiday. Juneteenth commemorates the day in 1865 when Union…

A recent study by the Pew Research Center found that among Black Americans, only 42% intend to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Many have suggested that the…

After theatres went dark as a result of the pandemic, Fresno native turned Broadway performer Salisha Thomas launched a new project in which she explores…

It's been one month since the death of George Floyd and communities across the country are debating the reallocation of funding from law enforcement…

For many African-American parents, part of the responsibility of raising a child includes preparing them for the racism and violence they may experience…

Racism in America can take on many different forms, and the nuance between things like overt and covert racism can make discrimination much more difficult…