Black History Month is officially in full swing and it's only right to show support to your favorite beauty brands with your coins. Here, we've compiled eight Black-owned and Black-founded brands to celebrate this month.
We salute Indianapolis Black History Maker Douglass Park. Located in the Martindale-Brightwood Neighborhood, Douglass Park opened in 1921 and after a 1941 expansion, today spans 43 acres.
Check out the most notable Bayard Rustin quotes, one of our unsung heroes of black history.
For Black History Month We Spotlight Black Sports Agents Who've Made Their Own History
The District is the most intact 19th-century neighborhood associated with African-American’s in Indianapolis and has been home to many Black business leaders over its long history
MTV is currently highlighting Black trailblazers and content creators throughout the month including Brooklyn-based nail artist, Aja Walton. Aja utilizes her artistic talents in the latest 'Making Black History Now' campaign to create custom nail sets inspired by some of today's biggest acts in music.Â
We salute Indianapolis Black History Maker The Walker Theatre. Founded by Madam C.J. Walker, The Theatre is among the last iconic buildings which lined Indiana Ave.Â
For Black History Month we take a look back at Black Women in Major Beauty Pageants
61 years ago, 69 Black children, ages 13-17 were locked in a school left to burn alive. March 5, 1959, The Negro Boys Industrial School in Wrightsville, Arkansas was locked from the outside and intentionally set on fire with little black boys fighting for their life.
We salute Indianapolis Black History Maker Tanya Walton Pratt. Judge Pratt was appointed judge of the United States District Court becoming the first African American Federal Judge in Indiana history.
To celebrate Black History Month, Foot Locker is honoring the next generation of Black innovators who are shaping sneaker culture as we know it with "The Sole List."