Black History Month

During Black History Month, VICE delved into the question of “Afro-Quebecois” identity and racism in a province where linguistic and minority rights have long been polarizing issues.

Black activists from the past and now sit down and have a conversation.

During Black History Month, VICE delved into the question of “Afro-Quebecois” identity and racism in a province where linguistic and minority rights have long been polarizing issues.

HairBySusy breaks down the history behind dreadlocks and how they are being worn today.

We asked some of our colleagues here at VICE, "Who can say the N Word?"

VICELAND visits what's left of a town founded by freed slaves in the middle of Crown Heights, Brooklyn in 1838.

HairBySusy breaks down the history behind cornrows and how they are being worn today.

He need some milk! Hyatt executive Tyronne Stoudemire and Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth in the most awkward and lactose-intolerant way possible.

MOTHERBOARD meets with Matt Mitchell, the founder of CryptoHarlem.

Slavery in America didn’t exactly end in 1863. VICE's Akil Gibbons explains how a modern form known as "sharecropping" still exists today.

MLK Jr. makes an appearance on the Supreme X Civil Rights Act 1964 collab.

Messiah Rhodes learns about roles played by black soldiers in the Revolutionary War while taking part in a reenactment of the Battle of Long Island.