- David Dinkins made history as the first Black mayor of New York City on November 7, 1989
- Just four months after the Stonewall Riots, planning began for what would become New York City's first gay pride parade, commemorating the Stonewall events in November 1969
- On November 25, 1841, 35 formerly enslaved survivors of the Amistad ship returned home to Africa
In November 1993, Black majority rule came to South Africa, ending Apartheid as leaders agreed on a democratic constitution granting Blacks the right to vote
The African Free School, the first free school for Black children in New York City, opened in November 1787
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