Independiente del Valle is celebrating its anniversary! 68 years of passion, history, and blue-black successes
Independiente del Valle, an Ecuadorian football club, celebrates its 68th anniversary, highlighting its transformation and achievements since its inception.
Argentine scientists make history by discovering what is at the center of the Milky Way
Argentine scientists have challenged the long-held belief that a supermassive black hole exists at the center of the Milky Way, proposing instead the presence of a super dense core of dark matter.
How shed boxes became one of the most precious collections in Australia
The article discusses the significant archive created by Gary Foley, showcasing the history of Aboriginal activism in Australia through various collected items.
From slavery to medical doctorate
The article reflects on the history and impact of James McCune Smith, the first black doctor in the United States, while exploring the University of Glasgow's connection to his legacy.
Russian historian Lankov detained in Riga
Andrei Lankov, a Russian historian and expert on Korea, was detained by police in Riga during a lecture, reportedly due to his inclusion on a black list.
Rosalind Smith honoured as trailblazer in Edmonton’s public school system
Rosalind Smith, the first Black principal of Edmonton Public School Board, is being honored this Black History Month for her significant contributions to education in the community.
Route rescues historical points and forgotten black figures in Santos (SP)
An activist in the black movement is uncovering the neglected history of black figures in Santos, Brazil, through guided tours.
HISTORY ⟩ The blue-black-white flag flew in Kohtla-Järve on the Republic's anniversary in 1961
The article recounts an event in 1961 where a young man paraded with the blue-black-white flag in Kohtla-Järve on the anniversary of Estonia's Republic.
Laila Edwards, the first Black member of the US women's ice hockey team, enjoys gold medal joy with her family cheering squad
Laila Edwards, who made history as the first Black player on the US women's ice hockey team, celebrated a gold medal victory at the 2026 Winter Olympics with her family after they raised funds to support their attendance.
Grandmother urges voters to abandon party loyalty after defending Trump at Black History Month event
A grandmother in Washington, D.C., calls for voters to prioritize personal values over party loyalty, while defending Trump against racism claims during a Black History Month event.
Trump hosts Black History Month reception amid racial tensions
Donald Trump hosted a Black History Month reception at the White House, amidst controversy from a recently deleted racist video he shared.
Grandmother tells Trump critics to 'get off the man's back' during White House Black History Month event
A D.C. grandmother defended President Trump at a Black History Month event, urging critics to stop criticizing him after her loss from gun violence.
USA: Trump Honors Black Americans Demonstratively
President Trump celebrated Black Americans at a White House event, aiming to counter racism accusations.
USA: Trump Demonstratively Honors Black Americans
US President Donald Trump held a ceremony at the White House to honor Black Americans while rejecting accusations of racism in light of recent controversies.
Trump marks Black History Month, announces Medal of Freedom for Carson and praises Nicki Minaj
President Trump announced Ben Carson will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom during a Black History Month event, highlighting various policy issues and praising Nicki Minaj.
After his controversial video against Obama, Trump celebrated Black History Month
Donald Trump celebrated Black History Month at the White House amid criticism over a controversial video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes.
Trump lauds 'piece of work' Jesse Jackson in 'sold-out' Black History Month event
During a Black History Month event at the White House, President Trump praised the late civil rights activist Jesse Jackson as a 'real hero' and reflected on their evolving relationship.
Trump says Mike Tyson has defended him from accusations of racism
Donald Trump highlighted his friendship with Mike Tyson, who has publicly defended him against accusations of racism, during a recent speech for Black History Month.
Jesse Jackson helped lay the groundwork for America's first Black president
Jesse Jackson's contributions to civil rights and political activism significantly influenced Barack Obama's campaign and presidency, as acknowledged by Obama and others following Jackson's passing.
The Black Legend and Other Clichés that Made Us Believe 'Spain Is Different': "Franco's Spain Relished Its Uniqueness"
The article critiques the lasting stereotypes and misconceptions about Spain's uniqueness that arose during the Franco era, reflecting on various cultural and historical events.
Terezinha Tadeu: Meet the 1st Black Woman Elected Queen of Carnival in Santos
Terezinha Tadeu made history as the first Black woman elected as the queen of Carnival in Santos, Brazil, breaking a nearly two-decade tradition of white queens.
Carnival Fasching: When the Multicolored Days Were Still Black and White
The article reflects on historical practices of Carnival in Frankfurt, showcasing a collection of images that reveal how the festivities were celebrated in the past.
Josephine Baker: "Black Venus"
The article commemorates Josephine Baker's groundbreaking influence in the 1920s and her lasting legacy in France as the first Black woman laid to rest in the Pantheon.
Black History Month: Community Y and the role it plays in north-end Halifax
The Community YMCA in north-end Halifax emphasizes education and basketball to empower local youth, particularly during Black History Month.
When a Black Man Stepped into Space for the First Time, Bernard Harris Made History
Bernard Harris became the first Black person to walk in space on February 9, 1995, during a mission with the Space Shuttle Discovery.
Do you want to talk to Ban Jelačić, Mr. Fulir, or the Black Queen? Here’s an opportunity!
The Museum of the City of Zagreb is hosting an educational event called Living Pictures, which has been organized for over two decades, featuring historical reenactments of Zagreb's past.
How My Chemical Romance won over young people who were not born during the band's peak
My Chemical Romance is set to perform in Brazil for the first time in 18 years, celebrating their classic album 'The Black Parade' while attracting a new generation of fans who weren't even born when the album was released.
Why does Einstein stick out his tongue? The story behind the scientist's most famous photo
The article explores the background and significance of the iconic black-and-white photo of Albert Einstein sticking out his tongue, which has become synonymous with his quirky personality and legacy.
Malê Debalê Afro Block Contest Elects Black Man and Woman 2026 in Salvador
Kennu Alves and Dandara Akotirene were elected as Black Man and Woman 2026 in a contest held by the Malê Debalê Afro Block in Itapuã, Salvador, celebrating black cultural pride and history.
Was Queen Charlotte really the first black British sovereign?
The article discusses the historical debate surrounding Queen Charlotte's origins, particularly in the context of her depiction in the series 'Bridgerton' and her status as potentially the first black British queen.
Côte d'Ivoire: during Black History Month, 'we are celebrating Ivorian heritage'
In February, Côte d'Ivoire celebrates Black History Month, marking its centenary and honoring the nation's cultural heritage.
Frank Thomas rips White Sox after being omitted from Black History Month graphic
Baseball Hall of Famer Frank Thomas criticized the Chicago White Sox for excluding him from a Black History Month graphic, highlighting his significant contributions to the team.
Britain’s first female black jump jockey makes history with first winner on fourth ride
Aamilah Aswat, Britain's first female black jump jockey, made history by securing her first victory on her fourth ride aboard Guchen, trained by Kim Bailey and Mat Nicholls.
Police Revive Information Division and Strengthen Counterintelligence Investigations... Concerns About Repeating 'Black History' of Surveillance
The police plan to revive the information division at local stations and enhance counterintelligence investigations, raising concerns about a repeat of past illegal surveillance activities justified under national security.
A black geyser erupted from the well of Antun Lučić, the father of the oil industry
On January 10, 1901, a strong oil geyser erupted at Spindletop hill near Beaumont, Texas, marking the beginning of the oil boom in the United States as it ejected oil for nine days straight.
Blow to the black legend: the Spanish doctors who revolutionized history... and the world has forgotten
A new essay explores the biographies of Spanish physicians who advanced science from the Middle Ages to modern times, challenging the often overlooked contributions of these medical pioneers.
The organization that changed South Africa: the founding of the ANC in 1912.
The African National Congress (ANC) was founded on January 8, 1912, in Bloemfontein, marking a significant movement towards political organization for the black population in South Africa against racial segregation and apartheid.
Edith Renfrow Smith, pioneer and witness to history, dies at 111
Edith Renfrow Smith, a pioneering Black woman and supercentenarian, passed away at the age of 111 in Chicago, having witnessed significant historical events and figures throughout her life.
How Oil Under the Lüneburg Heath Gave Germany a 'Wild West'
The article explores the German oil boom originating in Lower Saxony 150 years ago, highlighting its impact and the inspiration behind the ARD series 'Schwarzes Gold'.
Today we walk here on the bones of miners. They are our black angels...
The article reflects on the historical hardships and sacrifices of miners in Raša, highlighting how their legacy is now transformed into a tourist attraction while remembering the high human cost associated with coal mining.