This is a tale of two Virginias. The first was a state built on the backs of slaves and controlled by the wealthy. The second: a territory inhabited by frontiersmen and former indentured servants.

The new 12-hour documentary about the United States’ origin story will begin broadcasting Nov. 16 on WHYY and other PBS stations.

A Wilmington crowd learned about the role Latinos and Indigenous people played in shaping U.S. history since its very beginning.

Zimbabwe-based Pan-African think tank, the Institute of African Knowledge (INSTAK), is finalising litigation at international level aimed at correcting historical and ongoing injustices against Africa ...

If unclaimed after an execution, the state pays for cremation or burial, and the remains are buried at the Captain Joe Byrd ...

The eclectic collection of more than 7,600 vintage 16 mm classroom films represents an unsung genre that offered engaging new ...

A new study shows that the world's most damaging wildfires are happening four times more often now compared to the 1980s ...

Gillian Schutte explores the political and cultural implications of Wakanda, delving into the themes of Afrofuturism and ...

What was once the paradigmatic catastrophe, the biblical flood, took forty days and forty nights; today’s exemplar is one big ...

With technological advancement, changing consumer expectations, and the growing influence of artificial intelligence, content marketing continues to ...

The documentary “Fairy Creek” covers eight months of 2021, when thousands of activists blockaded logging roads leading to old ...