Tallahassee Bus Boycott

Dot Inman-Johnson's new book traces the stories of those who were ground-breakers in promoting civil justice and equal opportunity.

The first of 5 initial examinations of the community's often contentious racial history will be posted on the WFSU web site Sept. 22.

The displays depict the significance of the area, which was the site of the old county jail building, to the city's struggle for equality and civil rights.

COVID concerns had earlier prompted the local NAACP branch to withdraw participation in the observance.

The city has given the green light to a plan to rename a portion of Gamble Street after former Tallahassee residents Robert and Trudie Perkins.

Sixty years ago, a group of Tallahassee college students decided they’d had enough. It was February 13th, 1960, and 11 students, led by Florida A&M…

A memorial service for Darryl Steele, well-known Tallahassee musician and son of civil rights legend C.K. Steele took place on Monday, Dec. 30. A musical…

City Commissioner Curtis Richardson and other officials unveiled the last marker designating a stretch of Orange Avenue as C.K. Steele Memorial…

Tallahassee's C.K. Steele Bus Plaza now contains a bronze plaque honoring Civil Rights Pioneer Rosa Parks.Some of the community's civil rights leaders…

In several states, protests that sparked the civil rights movement involved political figures and activists like Martin Luther King Jr.However, this isn't…