The historic journey ... enslaved people to walk from Stagville to his newly-purchased cotton plantation in western Alabama. The brutal journey involved crossing rivers on foot, with wagons ...

From time to time, we check in on the state’s towns with fewer than 100 residents. See how they've shrunk or grown.

Discover how African American travelers can explore heritage sites while supporting Black-owned businesses and creating ...

Rose Elder held her husband’s hands tightly as their red limousine eased down Magnolia Lane. They had met years earlier on ...

Just a short drive from Newmarket, the home of horseracing, this 17th century coaching inn is perfect for a getaway all year ...

One of my favorite films growing up is Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, with its impressive images of towering plants and lush ...

executive director emerita of the Historic Natchez Foundation, has written. "The army was overwhelmed by the number of African American refugees that left the plantations and fled into the city ...

Director Ryan Coogler and composer Ludwig Göransson met in film school at USC. Their latest collaboration, an explosive mix ...

In June 1852, Dennis Redmond, a correspondent for the Southern Cultivator, a leading agricultural reform journal, visited with his editor, Daniel Lee, the Bedford Plantation, an 800-acre fruit ...

Undocumented in America: how many and who are they? By most estimates, roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants live in the ...

Sinners begins with a prologue showing us how different cultures regarded their powerful storytellers, including the African ...