This Black History Month, Thalia Cherry, owner of Cherry Co., said she is thinking of the seams she's sewn and the legacy she's creating — stitch by stitch.

One of the best aspects of travel is stumbling on interesting stories. I discovered one highlighting Native American history ...

All year long, makers sell their creations on the portal at the historic Palace of the Governors ... chill of the high desert, almost 100 Native American artisans, most of them jewelry makers ...

From top-tier creative directors to innovative handbag designs, ahead are 12 Black fashion designers to know, celebrate, and support now and forever.

Pete was fine with that, and so was Smith. I have this as well: Native American Clothing: An Illustrated History. We were really working on the wardrobe and including the Shoshone colors.

They made all their clothing out of buckskin ... working on a project covering the history of the colonization of California as told through the Native American perspective.

It's Black History Month ... and operated by East Knoxville native Shelia Hensley. The hair salon, located in the Old City, specializes in in natural African-American haircare, color, braiding ...

Bullets fly and arrows whiz amid screams of agony during the chaos that is the “American Primeval” treatment ... A Shoshone History,” appeared on a recent episode of The Salt Lake Tribune ...

The discovery‚ facilitated by Native American guides who knew about the ... altering the course of history for both California and the nation. Marshall was overseeing construction of a sawmill ...

The building is also recognized in an exhibit at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in ... will feature some 55 vendors selling clothing, jewelry, arts and crafts and ...

In total, the museum contains some 825,000 items from 1,200 Indigenous cultures covering 12,000 years of Native American history ... impressive collections of clothing, textiles, and accessories ...

The idea of the store originated with a vintage hat. The shop has now become a trailblazer in defining Fort Worth vintage.