Rachel Chang

The number of Asian soldiers who enlisted, fought and died in the Civil War—on both sides of the conflict—was proportionally high to the population.

Congress's first woman of color fought to ensure gender equality in education and federally funded programs.

From the start, the 39-time Grand Slam winner showed that she wasn’t just an ace on the tennis courts, but also in the long fight for gender equity.

Ono was a barrier-breaking artist and musician long before meeting John Lennon.

Here’s how Sin City evolved through the decades.

Facing economic threats and violence, early Chinese immigrants banded together and created communities to survive—and thrive.

The 1982 strike led by immigrant women earned better workplace conditions and benefits for New York City’s garment workers.

The scoop behind Carmel-by-the-Sea’s harsh law banning an ice cream shop—and the movie star mayor that brought it back.

For more than a century, movie stars, famous athletes and musicians have all lent their star power to support presidential campaigns.