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It’s Black History Month! I know we all learn some facts in school and over the years from family, but the history is so much deeper than that. There are…
Randi Moultrie
It’s Black History Month! I know we all learn some facts in school and over the years from family, but the history is so much deeper than that. There are…
Randi Moultrie
February is Black History Month and Charlotte has plenty of opportunities for you to celebrate for people of all ages. From stories to lectures, to nature events we’ve got you…
Melanie Day
In honor of Black History Month this year, Black Health and Wellness is the theme. Interested in celebrating African American achievements from the past to the present this February? You…
Alexis Zarycki
Looking for a list of black-owned businesses in Charlotte? We got you covered. When you’ve lived in Charlotte for as long as I have, you’ve seen it consistently grow into…
Alexis Zarycki
Charlotte is home to a new restaurant and it’s one that is breaking down barriers and making history. It’s called ‘Romeo’s Vegan Burgers’, not only is it the only black-owned…
Melanie Day
Black History Month is an important part of our nation’s history. February 1st marks the start of Black History Month. Starting tomorrow, the free streaming service, Pluto TV, will be…
Alexis Zarycki
To help celebrate Black History Month, we are diving in to appreciate some of the greatest inventions of all time. And some of the most popular everyday products, inventions, and…

On Martin Luther King Day on January 18, 2021, The National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM) officially opened to the public in Nashville, Tennessee. NMAAM President and CEO H….
Nancy Brooks // Country Writer, Beasley Media Group
February begins Black History Month! The past year has been hard for all businesses, and if you don’t quite feel comfortable going out to support local businesses in person yet,…
Alexis Zarycki
Attending and graduating college is a commonly celebrated accomplishment nowadays but back in the 19th century it was a major deal especially when you were a woman of color. Mary…
Vonyetta
The Presidential Medal of Freedom is the highest honor a civilian can receive in the United States. Recipients range from activists, athletes, scientists, entertainers, religious leaders, journalists and many more….
Alexis Zarycki

