Thirty-four panels from the National AIDS Memorial Quilt are on display at First Baptist Church of Austin from Aug. 16 to 24.

Like many lynching victims, their names are unknown, and details about their lives and deaths are scarce. Only foreign newspapers reported on the crime.

27 years ago, director Rod Caspers helmed a production of the play 'Ordinary People.' Now he's revisiting the work, with two of the original actors being joined in the cast by one's real-life son.

On this edition of In Black America, producer/host John L. Hanson Jr. speaks with Chanel Dupree, founder of Artistic Laughter Productions, award winning screenwriter and director.

Prosper XO is in the early stages of development, but founder Lauren Bruno envisions an artist-centric tool that can connect musicians with money and resources.

China Smith, the founder of Ballet Afrique, said she wants to explore "the African diaspora through movement and storytelling."

On this edition of In Black America, producer/host John L. Hanson Jr. speaks with T. Dallas Smith, founder and CEO of the T. Dallas Smith & Company - the largest African American-owned pure tenant rep commercial real estate firm in the nation.

The mission of Austin Pets Alive! is to help animals most at risk of euthanasia in Central Texas. To help them fund their mission, the nonprofit operates a series of thrift stores in the Austin area.

Over the course of his seven-decade career, Jiménez received numerous awards and honors, including a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Grammys.

Festival organizers said they will go "back to our roots" this year, with free entry and 100% local entertainment.