The Preserving Black Haddonfield History Project was launched earlier this year with the publication of an anthology of first-person stories

Historians want to look for links to historic Black figure

The tour will identify significant locations, events and historical markers that feature Black leaders

Elaine Buck and Beverly Mills were plagued by questions about their own African American lineage. What they found was New Jersey’s brutal legacy of slave ...

A group of New Jersey Girl Scouts are on a mission to remind people about the organization's Black history.

The Plainfield Public School District is providing a safe way for people to honor Black History Month, without leaving their homes.

“If These Stones Could Talk” celebrates the overlooked history of African-Americans in Central New Jersey.

T. Thomas Fortune, who was born into slavery, lived in the house in the early 1900s. He used the bully pulpit of his newspaper, The ...

February is Black History Month and there are many events throughout New Jersey to recognize the accomplishments of the African-American community.

The Amistad Bill which became law in 2002 has not been been put into practice the way William Payne had envisioned.