Black History Month: How an Austin teen turned lemons and honey into a multi-million dollar business

“Black Girl Magic is the ability for African American females to push past the restrictions that are set upon us today and show us that anything is possible," Ulmer said. "You can be an author, entrepreneur student no matter what the color of your skin is or what your gender is.”

Timeline: How the civil rights movement unfolded throughout US history

Here's a timeline of the historical events of the civil rights movement that shaped the fight for social justice and against discrimination.

Shoebox soul food promotes black history at Beans and Cornbread in Detroit

Coleman and his talented team have been serving up the best soul food since 1997, but it was in 2018 that he decided to share - the shoebox lunch.

Detroit's historic neighborhoods start with Annapolis Park

By the mid-20th century, white families started trading the city life for suburbs, which opened up room for African American families to found their own suburbs.

Dr. Rosa Gragg left trailblazing legacy with Detroit Assoc. of Colored Women's Clubs

She was bold and courageous, purchasing a home on Ferry Street in Detroit to hold club meetings during a time when African Americans weren't allowed to buy or rent homes in certain areas. That wasn't the only restriction.

‘By the People’ crowdsourcing project aims to transcribe legendary civil rights leader Rosa Parks’ papers

The transcription project, called “By the people,” is powered by volunteers across the country and launched the campaign to make Park’s papers more searchable and accessible online, including many items featured in the exhibition, “Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words.”

Michigan's fight to abolish slavery caused a rift in the Presbyterian Church

In the 1830s, the fight to abolish slavery picked up steam, especially in Michigan where people from across the state got together to form a society to fight oppression.

Conant Gardens, a historically black neighborhood named after a white abolitionist

The founder of the Detroit Anti Slavery society and its first president was Shubael Conant. Conant is also attributed to cultivating one of several prosperous historically black neighborhoods in Detroit.