Inside the Trump administration's quiet effort to recognize black history

A little-known plan to create more monuments to African American history is underway. For some, it's been a long waitNearly two decades ago, Jim Hunn was wandering around a cemetery in Boyle County, Kentucky, when a small headstone caught his eye. He stared at the name etched on it: Jordan Wallace. Hunn can't explain exactly why, but he felt an instant attachment."I got a feeling when I saw it," he said. Continue reading...