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Together We Rise
San Antonio faith leaders weigh on in how close we are to fulfilling MLK’s Dream
Community
City's MLK Day celebration goes virtual; leaders encourage people to remain guarded against COVID
On a day of celebrating, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy, city leaders say the threat of COVID-19 remains severe.
Black History
Local leaders gather to discuss civil rights, progress, and community health on Martin Luther King Day
The latest COVID surge forced San Antonio to pump the brakes on its official Martin Luther King Jr. Day march, the biggest event of its kind in the country.
Entertainment
Calling Black playwrights | The Overtime Theater is looking for new, original work
For those who have a play or a musical that's ready to be developed or possibly produced – the local theater said it might be able to "make that happen."
Black History
Spheres of Reflection sculpture installed at MLK Park
Spheres of Reflection is the name of the work, created by local artist Kaldric Dow. The 17-foot steel-and-concrete structure stands at the park's entrance.
Community
Popular DreamWeek summit kicks off in San Antonio
A huge, inspirational summit is marking its 10th year in San Antonio. This year's theme is "Our Future."
Community
Film series centering Black history in San Antonio continues with 'The 24th' Friday evening
Oscar-winning director Kevin Willmott will be featured on a panel following the screening by the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum.
Black History
Army veteran dedicates life teaching about the contributions of the Buffalo Soldiers
In 1886, Congress created six all black peacetime regiments that were later combined into four regiments known as the Buffalo Soldiers.
Black History
Army veteran dedicates life teaching the contributions of the Buffalo Soldiers
In 1886, Congress created six all black peacetime regiments that were later combined into four regiments known as the Buffalo Soldiers.
Black History
Large historical collection donated to San Antonio African American Community Archive Museum
“It’s not just for African Americans to learn about our own history. It’s for everyone to learn about the contributions of African Americans,” said Laura Thompson.
Black History
Large historical collection donated to San Antonio African American Community Archive Museum
“It’s not just for African Americans to learn about our own history. It’s for everyone to learn about the contributions of African Americans,” said Laura Thompson.
Politics
Texas Congressman Chip Roy among just 14 who voted against making Juneteenth a national holiday
Juneteenth marks the day over two years after Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation when Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas with the news.
Community
City's MLK Day celebration goes virtual; leaders encourage people to remain guarded against COVID
On a day of celebrating, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy, city leaders say the threat of COVID-19 remains severe.
Black History
Local leaders gather to discuss civil rights, progress, and community health on Martin Luther King Day
The latest COVID surge forced San Antonio to pump the brakes on its official Martin Luther King Jr. Day march, the biggest event of its kind in the country.
Entertainment
Calling Black playwrights | The Overtime Theater is looking for new, original work
For those who have a play or a musical that's ready to be developed or possibly produced – the local theater said it might be able to "make that happen."
Black History
Spheres of Reflection sculpture installed at MLK Park
Spheres of Reflection is the name of the work, created by local artist Kaldric Dow. The 17-foot steel-and-concrete structure stands at the park's entrance.
Community
Popular DreamWeek summit kicks off in San Antonio
A huge, inspirational summit is marking its 10th year in San Antonio. This year's theme is "Our Future."
Community
Film series centering Black history in San Antonio continues with 'The 24th' Friday evening
Oscar-winning director Kevin Willmott will be featured on a panel following the screening by the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum.
Black History
Army veteran dedicates life teaching about the contributions of the Buffalo Soldiers
In 1886, Congress created six all black peacetime regiments that were later combined into four regiments known as the Buffalo Soldiers.
Black History
Army veteran dedicates life teaching the contributions of the Buffalo Soldiers
In 1886, Congress created six all black peacetime regiments that were later combined into four regiments known as the Buffalo Soldiers.
Black History
Large historical collection donated to San Antonio African American Community Archive Museum
“It’s not just for African Americans to learn about our own history. It’s for everyone to learn about the contributions of African Americans,” said Laura Thompson.
Black History
Large historical collection donated to San Antonio African American Community Archive Museum
“It’s not just for African Americans to learn about our own history. It’s for everyone to learn about the contributions of African Americans,” said Laura Thompson.
Politics
Texas Congressman Chip Roy among just 14 who voted against making Juneteenth a national holiday
Juneteenth marks the day over two years after Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation when Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas with the news.
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