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Once Upon a Time in Harlem Restored From 1972 Footage and Opens to Strong Reviews

A new edit and score turn William Greaves’s reunion film into an urgent oral history that reclaims who the Harlem Renaissance remembers.

Netflix Sets 'Bass X Machina' For November Release After Trailer Drop

Opal Lee Turns 100 as Fort Worth Clears Site for National Juneteenth Museum

Black History Month at 100: Celebration Meets New Fights Over How the Story Is Told

Peacock Sets Nov. 20 Premiere for Jordan Peele’s ‘High Horse: The Black Cowboy’ as First Trailer Drops

Ramaswamy Confronts Law Enforcement Culture at Cincinnati Town Hall

Replica of 1738 Fort Mose Opens in St. Augustine to Honor First Free Black Settlement

Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners' Earns Early Acclaim Ahead of April 18 Release

Trump's Executive Order Targets Smithsonian, Fuels National Outcry

Archaeological Effort Reclaims Historic Cemetery for Enslaved People in Kingston

Faith Ringgold, Renowned Artist and Activist, Dies at 93