More than a century after his conviction, boxing great Jack Johnson, the first black man to become heavyweight champion of the world, was granted a posthumous pardon by President Donald Trump.

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Jack Johnson performs at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 28, at Blossom Music Center. The singer, songwriter and guitarist is touring to promote hisnew album, “Meet the Moonlight,” out June 24 ...

Jack Johnson claims that Tina Johnson and his father Jack Sr. bought a house in Manhattan Beach, California, with his money but without the player's knowledge, according to the report.

Johnson’s great-great niece, Linda Haywood, has led the charge for Johnson to receive a rare posthumous pardon, according to the Associated Press. American boxer Jack Johnson is pictured circa 1913.

BORN ON MARCH 31, 1878, in Galveston, Texas, the son of formerly enslaved parents, Jack Johnson would grow up to become the world heavyweight champion (1908-1915), but in so doing he also became ...

“Jack Johnson was a boxing legend and pioneer whose career and reputation were ruined by a racially charged conviction more than a century ago,” McCain said in a statement to the Associated Press.

Jack Johnson has been making people smile since 2001. Well, probably before that, but that's when his debut record came out. If you know Jack for songs like "Better Together," "Upside Down ...

Johnson toyed with Burns for 14 rounds in front of 20,000 fans in Sydney, Australia, before police stopped the match. "A dew drop would have a better chance in hell," novelist Jack London wrote of ...

Jack Johnson is easygoing, but he gets super stoked about plenty of things: Oranges from his own backyard. His neighbor's breadfruit hummus. The water catchment system he built with his kids.