Tavarie Taylor Johnathan Tavarie Taylor is a 1995 Graduate of Pendleton High School and a graduate of Southern Wesleyan University where...

Jerry Brown Jerry P. Brown was the first African American varsity football quarterback during the 1971-72 season at D.W. Daniel High...

February is Black History Month Happy Black History Month! This month (and every month), we're sharing books by Black creators, ways to...

The City of Clemson is accepting nominations for Black History Month honorees. If you know someone who should be recognized, please click...

Celebrating African American freedom, families and heritage. June 19, 2021, 2:00pm - 9:00pm.

Bryant Smith nominated his wife and current Council member and Mayor Pro Tem Alesia Smith for recognition for Black History Month. Below...

Pastor Carleathea M. Benson nominated Ida Lucinda Heard for this week’s historical figure. The following are Pastor Benson’s own words...

Jeff Davis became a member of the Clemson community when he and his family moved to the upstate in 1999. Davis and his wife Joni...

From the Lifetime Achievements of Ms. White's funeral program November 11, 1947 – September 27, 2009 At eighteen years of age, Ann...

Born in Clemson, South Carolina and raised by his grandmother, Jaquial Durham prevailed above familial adversity, which ignited his...

This year, CAAAM is co-sponsoring the City of Clemson’s 2021 Black History Month Plan Black History Month Theme: “Honoring Our Past,...

Current Community Members: Robert and Pat Kemp Robert and Pat Kemp have been residents of Clemson for over 52 years. As residents, they...

Current Community Members: Ronald and Joetta Gantt In celebration of Black History Month, the City of Clemson would like to recognize Mr....

The Clemson Area African American Museum Reflects on the highlights of 2019