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Black History
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. honored at ASU on 60th anniversary of his first and only visit to the Valley
NBA Legend Earvin "Magic" Johnson spoke about his life experiences growing up during the Civil Rights Movement and how Dr. King paved the way for him and others
Black History
60 years ago today: MLK Jr. visits Arizona
It is the only known time Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. visited the Valley.
Black History
City unveils Vernell Myers Coleman Way
Coleman advocated for poor and African-American communities. She is even credited with bringing Juneteenth celebrations to the Valley.
Community
'Storyville' dazzles at Black Theatre Troupe
Helen K. Mason Theatre is home to the longest running theatre company in the southwest. Storyville runs from March 22 until April 7 in downtown Phoenix.
Black History
State Bar of Arizona names first Black president
Benjamin Taylor is one Arizona’s top civil rights attorneys.
Black History
Benjamin Taylor named first Black president of State Bar of Arizona
In June 2023, Benjamin Taylor was elected as the first Black president in the 90-year history of the State Bar of Arizona.
History
Healthcare History: A look at Arizona's first hospital for Black patients
While the hospital structure was torn down leaving only an empty lot in its place, a historic power couple left a lasting legacy in Arizona.
Arizona
Pioneering doctor made history opening first hospital dedicated to treating Black patients in Arizona
A pioneering doctor made history by opening the first hospital dedicated to treating Black patients in Arizona. Here's his story.
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 workers flocked to a small Arizona community in the 1930s. Residents are now trying to restore the area for future generations
Several million African Americans fleeing oppression in the southern U.S. headed north and west looking for opportunity. Many found themselves in Randolph, Arizona.
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