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Slavery panels replaced at PA site amid months-long battle with Trump admin.

Jul 15

Relatives of slave who built White House speak out

Jul 4

One of NYC's oldest homes welcomes you in the heart of Queens

The Bowne House stands as one of New York City's oldest surviving homes - and one of its most important pieces of American history.

Aug 4

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Court clears way for replacement of slavery exhibit in Philadelphia

Jul 3

SF celebrates Black freedom at weekend Juneteenth parade

Jun 21

What's open and closed on Juneteenth 2026

Jun 19

What is Juneteenth and why is it celebrated? What to know for 2026

Jun 18

Houston dance company shares black history on stage

Jun 18

Trump admin can replace Philadelphia slavery exhibit: Court

Jun 18

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One of NYC's oldest homes welcomes you in the heart of Queens

Aug 4

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SF celebrates Black freedom at weekend Juneteenth parade

Jun 21

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Houston dance company shares black history on stage

Jun 18

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Harlem renaissance history unearthed amid Bronx gravestones

Feb 25

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Thousands gathered in Oakland to celebrate the 9th annual Black Joy Parade and Celebration

Feb 23

2:07

Family of Piedmont's first Black homeowner sues city 100 years later

Feb 20

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Marin City's Legacy Banners: A testament of resilience and determination during WWII

Oct 6, 2025

2:15

Black Bay Area leaders call for unity against ongoing attacks from White House: 'We are not afraid'

Sep 1, 2025

Latest Videos

1:50

One of NYC's oldest homes welcomes you in the heart of Queens

Aug 4

2:15

SF celebrates Black freedom at weekend Juneteenth parade

Jun 21

3:27

Houston dance company shares black history on stage

Jun 18

2:21

Harlem renaissance history unearthed amid Bronx gravestones

Feb 25

0:54

Thousands gathered in Oakland to celebrate the 9th annual Black Joy Parade and Celebration

Feb 23

2:07

Family of Piedmont's first Black homeowner sues city 100 years later

Feb 20

3:19

Marin City's Legacy Banners: A testament of resilience and determination during WWII

Oct 6, 2025

2:15

Black Bay Area leaders call for unity against ongoing attacks from White House: 'We are not afraid'

Sep 1, 2025

Latest Stories

Bay Area man stood against segregation at a pool protest in 1962, igniting change in North Carolina

For decades, only white people were allowed to swim in a North Carolina outdoor pool, until 1962, when four Black teenagers and two white friends jumped in. A Bay Area man was one of those friends who took a stand against segregation and not only made a difference, but also made history with his actions.

Feb 27

Harlem renaissance history unearthed amid Bronx gravestones

Local historians have uncovered forgotten tales - often overshadowed by thousands of towering headstones.

Feb 25

Thousands gathered in Oakland to celebrate 9th annual Black Joy Parade, celebration

The 9th annual Black Joy Parade and Celebration in Oakland had thousands gathered and the parade featured more than 100 contingents. The parade marked the last Sunday of Black History Month where hundreds of booths highlighting Black-owned businesses, artists, and nonprofits were featured.

Feb 24

Piedmont's first Black homeowner was forced out of his home in the 1920s. Now, his family is suing

Sidney Dearing was a hugely successful Oakland businessman and became the first Black homeowner in Piedmont when he bought a house in January 1924. But within a year, Dearing, his wife and two young children were forced out. Now, 100 years later, his family is taking action.

Feb 20

Celebrating Black Joy: Behind the scenes look at Black Joy Parade

ABC7 is "Celebrating Black Joy" ahead of the annual Black Joy Parade and Festival! The annual event, in its ninth year, celebrates Black culture and history.

Feb 20