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Collins' coming out could accelerate gay acceptance

There was a time, in 1947 and before, when the mere presence of an African-American on a Major League Baseball team was enough to shake the game and the nation alike.

With 'jazz police,' pianist Ramsey Lewis is a scofflaw

So it's impossible to really study the history of jazz and not end up in the same room as African-American sacred songs.Q: How extensive was your classical musical training?

Instead of 'jazz,' trumpeter says it should be called Black American Music

"When Black American Music became 'jazz,' it separated itself from the American popular music idiom," Payton wrote in 2011 in one of his earlier online musings on the subject.

JFK holds complex place in black history

"It's a question we're wrestling with and cannot answer," Mack says.---For many older African-Americans, Kennedy was a president who sympathized with black struggle like no other before him.

Commentary: One part of black history must change

No one for Black History Month should view kindly the economic degradation that African-Americans still face.

Trailblazing African-American doctor honored in Fort Worth museum display

"Dr. Brooks played an invaluable role in the desegregation movement and reached into both the African-American and broader white communities, which was not easily accomplished by others," Saxe said.

Dr. Marion Brooks honored in museum display

"Dr. Brooks played an invaluable role in the desegregation movement and reached into both the African-American and broader white communities which was not easily accomplished by others," Saxe said.

TCU students hit the road to understand freedom

The arduous, divisive push for equal political, social and economic rights for African-Americans in the United States challenged me on the tour with its simultaneous immediacy and seeming permanence.

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CHARLOTTE, N.C.: Charlotte remembers 1963 desegregation 'eat-in'

Many African-Americans concerned about Obama's focus on immigrant rights

Charlotte remembers 1963 desegregation 'eat-in'

African-Americans were forced to attend segregated schools.

BALTIMORE: Playwright takes on 'Clybourne Park' with new work

The new play, "Beneatha's Place," picks up the story of Beneatha Younger, the young intellectual...