Discover Black Heritage

The annual commemoration paid homage to those who fought to secure voting rights for Black Americans and brought calls to recommit to the fight for equality.

A momentous chapter in history is being showcased at the Broward Sheriff’s Office, where a photograph now hangs on the wall, commemorating five pioneering men who played a vital role in diversifying the department. The photograph, titled “First Black Deputies 1960,” not only serves as a visual tribute, but also as a reminder to of the challenges faced during segregation.

A momentous chapter in history is being showcased at the Broward Sheriff’s Office, where a  photograph now hangs on the wall, commemorating five pioneering men who played a vital role in diversifying the department. The photograph, titled “First Black Deputies 1960,” not only serves as a visual tribute, but also as a reminder to of the challenges faced during segregation.

Building bridges through art and history, that’s what the nonprofit Afrikin aims to do in Miami-Dade County. They connect artists from all over the world through dialogue and community events. NBC6’s Daniela Cado has the story. 

One North Texas man is putting a fresh spin on traditional Western wear, blending his family’s deep ranching roots with big-city style.

Miami historian and community icon Dr. Enid Pinkney passed away at age 93.

Miami historian Dr. Enid Pinkney died Wednesday. She dedicated her life to preserving the Black History in Miami.

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As the national debate over Black history continues, one aspect of the legacy of race in America is undergoing something of a rebirth: Black cemeteries that were established in the era of segregation.

The Garifuna community is working to increase their visibility and preserve their history, as part of the fabric of Central America and Black History.

Present day, the Garifuna people are known as the Black Indigenous people of Central America, but researchers believe their history began in the 1600s with a shipwreck and an escape from enslavement.

We continue our celebration of Black History Month with a look at the impact of an organization right here in our area.

NBC6 anchor Trina Robinson sits down with Dr. Marvin Dunn to talk about his impact on the teaching of Black history in Florida.

Dr. Marvin Dunn has been a force in making sure Florida’s Black history is taught and easily accessible. NBC6 anchor Trina Robinson talks to him about the impact he’s made over several decades.

For most people, retirement is a time to slide into some hobbies, take a trip here and there, and maybe spend some quality time in the armchair. When Carolyn Doelling retired at age 70, she became a fashion model. 

Small businesses, remote workers and local employees have a new place to work, thanks to Miami Gardens-based Co-Space, which opened in May under the leadership of Joy St. Clair.

Small businesses, remote workers and local employees have a new place to work, thanks to Miami Gardens-based Co-Space, which opened in May under the leadership of Joy St. Clair. NBC6’s Olivia Jaquith reports

In a symbolic showing, 162 Black men took center court at the Kaseya Center to stand for those who paved the way to Miami back in July of 1896. NBC6’s Jawan Strader reports

AMC Theaters is celebrating Black History Month with $5 tickets to movies that highlight the Black experience.

In recent months, Florida’s new standards on Black History curriculum have landed in the national spotlight as educators like Dr. Carole Boyce Davies continue to stress the importance of learning that part of the American experience.