Meet the U.S. scientist who invented the N95 mask filter
Peter Tsai created the material for N95 masks in the early 1990s. Never did he expect his invention would save millions of lives during a pandemic.
The Voting Rights Act at 55
Prior to 1965, African Americans in the South were often blocked from voting. But an important law remedied that, and altered the U.S. political landscape.
Historically black colleges and universities offer success
Historically black colleges and universities have served students for over a century and can lead to success in the 21st century.
From civil rights activist to member of Congress: Remembering John Lewis
Civil rights hero John Lewis passed away July 17, after battling cancer since December. Learn more about his life and legacy here.
Watershed disabilities law strengthens U.S. firms
Read on to learn how the Americans with Disabilities Act empowered Trevor Hutchinson to request accommodations that boosted his work performance.
This 1990 disabilities law ushered in a new era
Happy 30th birthday to the ADA, a comprehensive law protecting Americans with disabilities. Learn more about how the law helps them live their best life.
Susan Ahn Cuddy, Asian American trailblazer [video]
Susan Ahn Cuddy was a trailblazer in U.S. military history. Watch a video charting her accomplishments.
America’s first black Marines: The Montford Pointers
Meet America's first black Marines, known as the Montford Pointers, and learn how they got their name.
Refugees who made their mark as Americans [photo gallery]
As we take a #stepwithrefugees on World Refugee Day, ShareAmerica highlights a few people who made their mark as Americans.