A Black physician on why her colleagues’ refusal to learn the history of American medical racism harms their patients.

Loveis Wise illustrated the abolitionist for Black History Month.

Revisit Wakanda with the masses the first week of February.

Press have been praising Donald Trump’s first joint Congressional address as ‘ “finally presidential” and “positive.” Akiba Solomon argues that his huge lies of omission, hypocrisy and revisionist history made the speech nasty business as usual.

Limited to 44 people in tribute to President Barack Obama, the list features a multigenerational mix of athletes, artists and activists.

Now back to examining all the things he is doing…

Mike Pence shouted out President Lincoln in a BHM post. Twitter was not pleased.

Lewis, an artist of Black and Native descent, achieved international fame as a sculptor during the 1800s. 

“Get in the Way” will air on February 10.

The series’ season finale will air on WGN on May 11.

Natalie McGriff’s second book features the titular character saving a public library system from monsters.

Jokes about Asian youth labor exploitation and Stacey Dash left us scratching our heads last night.

It’s the Black History Month that keeps on giving.

John Legend, Aldis Hodge and Jurnee Smollett-Bell join other creators and castmembers for a White House Black History Month event tonight at 5:30 p.m. EST.

The executive who developed “Scandal” and “American Crime” is now in charge at ABC.

From #TwitpicTheBlackestPictureInYourPhone to Google’s Cultural Institute, here are a few interesting ways to kick off Black History Month.

In this new video from StoryCorps, Wendell Scott’s son and grandson recall his struggle for acceptance in the White-dominated racing world.