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The recovered wreck will help tell the full story of America's first Black military pilots.

A team of divers have been trolling the deep, cold waters of Lake Huron off Michigan’s Thumb for several weeks each of the past few years searching for scattered pieces of aviation — and Black military — history

His love of aviation never faded despite racism that kept him and other Black pilots from getting jobs with airlines.

When people of color were breaking into roles previously denied, African Americans became the first Black meteorologists

Though more than one million Black Americans contributed to the war effort, historian Matthew Delmont says a military uniform offered no protection from racism.

He’s one of the most famous singer-songwriters in America. But Lionel Richie says he can’t read music. The author of such hits as "Easy,” “Endless Love,” “Sail On,” and “Three Times a Lady,” can’t explain how he does it though he landed No. 1 hits on the charts for nine…

Mary McLeod Bethune's friendship with first lady Eleanor Roosevelt led to the desegregation of pilot training programs.

The first Black pilots to serve in the United States military put the U.S. armed forces on the road to integration

The famed aviator fought discrimination to take to the skies and fly more than 400 combat missions