Black History

Author Elaine Weiss talks about her new book, 'Spell Freedom.'

In The Trouble of Color, a historian explores America's color line and how racial classification impacts Black families and identity.

In a special Midday broadcast for Black History Month, we revisit our conversation with author and former New York Times journalist Scott Shane about his novel, Flee North: A Forgotten Hero and the Fight for Freedom in Slavery's Borderland.

Author and historian Kellie Carter Jackson researched the resistance against white supremacy through out U.S. history.

Elected officials, community members celebrate Black history, with commemorative walk to Emmarts United Methodist Church.

The award-winning authors of books on American history joins us to discuss their work and writing for young adults.

The study is a continuation of DNA work to help people find their ancestors.

Author and historian Kellie Carter Jackson researched the fight against white supremacy through U.S. history, and the different forms of political resistance.

We go On the Record to learn about the Black boxing world champ Joe Gans. He put Baltimore on the map more than a century ago -- yet his story has been all but forgotten. A local group plans to change that.

The heroism of a "regiment of slaves."