The black-and-white photograph depicts a menorah positioned directly in front of a window through which the Nazi flag is seen hanging from a building across the street.

In our editorial in the Nov. 14 Sunday LNP Perspective section, we called on elected officials, clergy members and other Lancaster County residents to denounce the white nationalists who held a ...

Fifty years ago, at the inaugural celebration of Kwanzaa, 60 black Americans gathered in a California living room to celebrate their distant African past. It was 1966. They wore dashikis and hand ...

Robin Washington, Michelle Stein-Evers (black dress) and Yonah Hall (white dress) share a moment at the “Bridges and Boundaries: African Americans and American Jews” conference at the ...

President Jimmy Carter at Lafayette Park in Washington D.C. for the Hanukkah menorah lighting in 1979. White House. It displayed, according to The Washington Post, “the reverence of a Christian ...

So being able to come here to an open space is really black and white pretty much.” Before the lighting, Abadi said he was looking forward to meeting other members of his community.