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Kentucky Derby
Kendrick Carmouche to be first Black jockey to ride in Kentucky Derby since 2013
Kentucky Derby
Kentucky Derby: First Black Jockey since 2013 to ride in Derby 147
Kendrick Carmouche is riding Bourbonic in Kentucky Derby 147. He'll be the first Black jockey to ride in the Derby since 2013.
Local News
Churchill Downs 'Champion for Change' highlights Black jockeys' contributions to horseracing
Tuesday of Derby week has a new meaning with hopes of educating people about the hidden figures in the history of the Kentucky Derby.
Moments That Matter
This Month in History | Louisville woman tells her story of the Civil Rights movement
Charlene Hampton Holloway was arrested for marching in Louisville when she was just 13 years old. Years later, she marched with Dr. King.
History
This Month in History | One woman's story of the Civil Rights movement in Louisville
Charlene Hampton Holloway was arrested for marching in Louisville when she was just 13 years old. Years later, she marched with Dr. King.
Thunder Over Louisville
UPS Airlines all-Black crew to fly during Thunder Over Louisville
“If we can go out there...and inspire just a handful of kids to pursue aviation, I consider our mission to be completed,” Assistant Chief Pilot Sean Horton said.
Moments That Matter
Shelby County first in Kentucky to install markers remembering lynching victims
The markers remember six Black men who were killed by lynch mobs from 1878 to 1911 in Shelby County.
History
Exploring African American influence on music in Kentucky
The Louisville Folk School and Kentucky Performing Arts are launching a series that dives into trailblazing African American musicians like Henry Hart.
Nation World
Chauvin trial cuts close to home for oldest black-owned newspaper and founding family in Minneapolis
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder is published by the granddaughter of its founder.
Kentucky Derby
'Black Heritage in Racing' exhibit to spotlight untold stories of Black horsemen
When fans and tourists visit the Derby Museum, they'll get to tour a new exhibit recognizing the history of Black horsemen.
Black History
Kentucky Derby Museum opens exhibit recognizing history of Black horsemen
The Black Heritage in Racing exhibit features artifacts, artwork, oral histories and the stories of the contributions of Black horsemen.
Local News
Artists working on mural of Henrietta Helm in downtown Louisville
Henrietta Helm was born in Louisville as slavery ended and educated a generation of Black students. A mural of her official portrait will overlook the city.
Kentucky Derby
Kentucky Derby: First Black Jockey since 2013 to ride in Derby 147
Kendrick Carmouche is riding Bourbonic in Kentucky Derby 147. He'll be the first Black jockey to ride in the Derby since 2013.
Local News
Churchill Downs 'Champion for Change' highlights Black jockeys' contributions to horseracing
Tuesday of Derby week has a new meaning with hopes of educating people about the hidden figures in the history of the Kentucky Derby.
Moments That Matter
This Month in History | Louisville woman tells her story of the Civil Rights movement
Charlene Hampton Holloway was arrested for marching in Louisville when she was just 13 years old. Years later, she marched with Dr. King.
History
This Month in History | One woman's story of the Civil Rights movement in Louisville
Charlene Hampton Holloway was arrested for marching in Louisville when she was just 13 years old. Years later, she marched with Dr. King.
Thunder Over Louisville
UPS Airlines all-Black crew to fly during Thunder Over Louisville
“If we can go out there...and inspire just a handful of kids to pursue aviation, I consider our mission to be completed,” Assistant Chief Pilot Sean Horton said.
Moments That Matter
Shelby County first in Kentucky to install markers remembering lynching victims
The markers remember six Black men who were killed by lynch mobs from 1878 to 1911 in Shelby County.
History
Exploring African American influence on music in Kentucky
The Louisville Folk School and Kentucky Performing Arts are launching a series that dives into trailblazing African American musicians like Henry Hart.
Nation World
Chauvin trial cuts close to home for oldest black-owned newspaper and founding family in Minneapolis
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder is published by the granddaughter of its founder.
Kentucky Derby
'Black Heritage in Racing' exhibit to spotlight untold stories of Black horsemen
When fans and tourists visit the Derby Museum, they'll get to tour a new exhibit recognizing the history of Black horsemen.
Black History
Kentucky Derby Museum opens exhibit recognizing history of Black horsemen
The Black Heritage in Racing exhibit features artifacts, artwork, oral histories and the stories of the contributions of Black horsemen.
Local News
Artists working on mural of Henrietta Helm in downtown Louisville
Henrietta Helm was born in Louisville as slavery ended and educated a generation of Black students. A mural of her official portrait will overlook the city.
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