From making paper dolls, to recreating famous works of art, these toddler-friendly crafts are a great way to celebrate Black History Month.

B lack History Month is officially here, and although we should take the time to celebrate Black history all the time—not just the shortest month of the year—there's something ...

First, explain to your kids what “Black history” means. What is Black History Month? It is a 28-day recognition of the achievements of all Black folks, but specifically African Americans.

"Saturday Morning at the 'Shop" by Keenan Jones, illustrated by Ken Daley, is a great book for boys ages 4 to 8, while "Jollof Day" by Bernard Mensah, illustrated by Annalise Barber-Opp, is perfect ...