Award-winning South Jersey jazz band makes music that connects to their African American roots
The Baylor Project, a husband and wife jazz duo based in New Jersey, has been nominated for 7 Grammys.
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The Baylor Project, a husband and wife jazz duo based in New Jersey, has been nominated for 7 Grammys.
For Lanzy Witherspoon, genealogy is like a puzzle. It helped her connect with 100 family members.
Lincoln High School in Northeast Philadelphia has a unique event highlighting Black history: their own Jeopardy student championships. Eva Andersen spoke with students and staff who helped the school organize the month-long celebration.
ACES Veterans Museum in Germantown is honoring Black members of law enforcement and veterans with medals during a ceremony on Tuesday.
Aces Veterans Museum says many of their events wouldn't be possible without the support of law enforcement. So on Tuesday, the museum plans to honor Black veterans who are also Philadelphia Police officers in the northwest area of the city.
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Area Black Nurses Association held its second annual Mini Nurse Academy at General George G. Meade School in North Philly.
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Area Black Nurses Association is holding its second annual Mini Nurse Academy at General George G. Meade School in North Philly.
The historic Hinchliffe Stadium in Paterson, New Jersey, is ready for roaring crowds once again.
Gallery resident curator Keith Scriven says the artists are the storytellers.
It can be tough to find products that are both handmade and sustainable, but at Trunc in Philadelphia's Northern Liberties neighborhood, you'll find plenty of curated goods that check both boxes. Co-owner Dorothea Gamble shares some of her current favorite, locally made items in the shop.
While Laser Philly, a Black-owned business in Northern Liberties, specializes in custom laser cutting and engraving services, you can find a variety of unique gifts at the store. Owner and designer Shariff Pendleton walked CBS Philadelphia through what you'll find at Laser Philly.
Through her latest series "King Boy," Northern Liberties artist Pauline Houston McCall aims to depict the young Black and brown children of Philadelphia as angelic and royal. "I want to do what society does not do for our beautiful black and brown boys," she explained.
CBS News Philadelphia’s Natasha Brown and Siafa Lewis share stories of Black artists, activists, and pioneers influencing lives yesterday and today. Hosted from Philadelphia's historic Mother Bethel AME Church.
According to the CDC, Black women having babies are at an increased risk of death, and that has Black women turning to doulas.
Valley Forge Baptist Academy in Collegeville on Thursday celebrated Black History Month and their passion for diversity.
Leaders and students at the Valley Forge Baptist Academy in Montgomery County celebrated Black History Month Thursday and their passion for diversity.
Meet the artist who painted hope and representation on the walls of St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Germantown.
When a church in the Germantown section of Philadelphia needed renovations, it decided to rethink its artwork and prioritize representation. Cavin Jones brought the ideas to life.
An award-winning preservationist knew of his legacy, but not her connection with the man known to be one of the wealthiest men in Philadelphia in the 1800s.
City Hall is called the "People's Building," and a new Black History Month exhibit highlights some of the people in Philadelphia's history.
A Black History Month exhibit at Philadelphia City Hall celebrates the untold stories of Black Philadelphians.
"In many people's minds, the African American Community did not exist," Adrienne Rhodes, co-founder of The Preserving Black Haddonfield History Project, said.
In order to celebrate Black history, you have to know it existed. That's part of the mission behind The Preserving Black Haddonfield History Project.
The Marian Anderson Museum in Philadelphia was severely damaged by flooding, but museum officials hope to reopen the historic building by late spring.
The Marian Anderson Museum in Philadelphia was severely damaged by flooding, but museum officials hope to reopen the historic building by late spring.
