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Roots Recovered: Reclaiming Our Names

Features

100 years after Louisville segregated its parks, a book project is preserving the history

The Chickasaw Park Book Project nears completion as they chronicle 200 family stories.
Moments That Matter

Remembering the life of a Kentucky slave who became a famous author, abolitionist

In his book, Henry Bibb told his story of survival as a slave and how he helped others to freedom.
Moments That Matter

Louisville's African American Theatre Program is the first of its kind in the nation

The African American Theatre Program was created in 1993.
Moments That Matter

Louisville's African American Theatre Program is the first of its kind in the nation

The African American Theatre Program was created in 1993.
Black History

Wade & Braden family houses could receive national register status

"The Wades and Bradens forged a new path to fair housing frontiers," said eagle scout William Bache.
Black History

Black History Month | Black Wealth

Exploring the wealth gap and sharing tips on building wealth in Black communities. Plus, looking into states working on reparations.
Black History

Black History Month | Celebrating the arts and creatives

A look at the artists and dancers who are using their talents to inspire others. Plus, we celebrate Black artists and creatives using their voices to educate.
Black History

Black History Month | Marking its origin, impact and the importance of celebrating

A look back at the history and origin of Black History Month, as well as the importance of celebrating. Plus, see how Black Americans have impacted the world.
Juneteenth

Juneteenth: The history, importance and how to celebrate

A look at the history and origin of the federal holiday Juneteenth, as well as discussing Black pride and how to mark the holiday.
Local News

Jack Harlow foundation gives $25K to Louisville organization focused on helping create Black wealth

"Russell: A Place of Promise" is a justice-based initiative investing in the people and places that make the Russell neighborhood special.
Nation World

HBCU graduate makes history as first-ever Black woman neurosurgery resident at Vanderbilt

Tamia Potter graduated from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, and will soon graduate with her doctorate from Case Western Reserve University.