Indian war: Men feud over Native American heritage

Sarasota resident protests at Engelwood man's tribal performances, calling him an imposter who's offending an entire people

African-American History Month Brings Broad Menu Of Cultural Events

Some have argued that the appreciation of African-American history shouldn't be restricted to just one month each year. That's certainly true. But, from a more practical standpoint, having a hefty and diverse roster of concerts, plays and educational programs

Experience Black History Month With the "Living Historians" of the 9th Cavalry Buffalo Soldiers on Feb. 18th...

Members of the Arizona Memorial 9th Cavalry Buffalo Soldiers will be on hand to meet and greet visitors and answer questions about this important part of Arizona history from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

EVENT: Black History Month 2012: Jazz Heritage Center Exhibit Salutes Bay Area Black Musicians

The Jazz Heritage Center will have a range of educational programs for the community, particularly youth, so that visitors of all ages will have access to the history of San Francisco jazz from its earliest origins through the booming and vibrant heyday of the Fillmore jazz era, and into the present "Rebirth of the Cool" in the Fillmore. In addition, the JHC will offer lectures and talks about ...

Southern Discomfort: a tour through early African-American foodways

Culinary historian Michael Twitty's love affair with his ancestors' cuisine sprouted early. By age 5, the Washington, D.C., native was his family's Official Taster; as a tween, he'd become so skilled at shucking, cutting, mixing and seasoning that he was cooking dinner -- from scratch -- a couple nights a week.