Book-Signing and Civil Rights Retrospective
And We Are Not Saved: A History of the Movement as People
Black History
10th Anniversary of Pardons of Innocence for the Wilmington Ten
The Legacy of Mary Alice Jervay Thatch
Reminder: Dr. King was a Radical
Martin Luther King, Jr. was a visionary, an anti-capitalist, and an anti-fascist.
The March: A Digital Exhibit
In 2020, Time and executive producer Viola Davis launched a groundbreaking, immersive exhibit that recreates
Another Ugly Anniversary
The destruction of the Black town of Rosewood, Florida, by racist vigilantes.
Shiloh A.M.E. Zion Church Gains National Recognition
The church, now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, will hold a formal dedication in the spring.
Joseph Bologne
The life and history of the inspirational Black violinist and composer you may never have heard of.
African American Heritage Resource Survey Report
New report offers a more complete and inclusive historical narrative of our community.
The Ghost in America’s Kitchen
If you’ve ever eaten macaroni and cheese, French fries, or ice cream, you’ve enjoyed the contributions of James Hemings.
Map of Asheville’s Historic African American Landmarks
Buncombe County has released a map of historical landmarks and markers that outline the rich
Our Story, This Place
The remarkable history and rehabilitation of the Mars Hill Anderson Rosenwald School. Our Story, This
A People, a History, a Community – Long Ridge
Celebrating the Mars Hill Anderson Rosenwald School, its history, and the people of the Long
