There is a disconnect between what President Donald Trump is saying to honor Black History Month and what much of his government is doing to forget it exists.

President Donald Trump held a Black History Month reception and didn't mention of his order ending diversity, equity and inclusion programs.

President Donald Trump welcomed attendees to the White House Thursday to celebrate Black History and announced the planned National Garden of Heroes that will honor Black Americans and others.

President Donald Trump commemorated Black History Month at the White House alongside golfer Tiger Woods weeks after signing an executive order ending diversity programs and the Defense Department declaring that “identity months” are “dead.

February is Black History Month and an opportunity to name-check some terrific eateries that are Black-owned. Echoing previous roundups, the following group of establishments is only a sampler platter of the feast of Black-owned Columbus restaurants.

As we wrap up Black History Month, we take you behind the scenes tonight to highlight some of our amazing team members here at 12/26.

While kicking off Black History Month in 2017, Trump hosted a “listening session” at the White House, leaving attendants scratching their heads wondering if he knew Douglass

One thing is absolutely for certain, President Donald Trump was NEVER going to get in the way of Black folks celebrating Black History Month. However, this February in particular just felt... eeeextra Black.

The opportunity to learn about and commemorate Black history in the U.S. and celebrate Black cultures here and abroad doesn't have an end date.