TheTimes' obituary section also does an "Overlooked" Feature for the famous outside of the category of white men who did not get an contemporary obituary in their pages:

Overlooked​

Since 1851, obituaries in The New York Times have been dominated by white men. Now, we’re adding the stories of other remarkable people. Introducing Overlooked.

There is this subsection for Black History month:

For Black History Month, Remarkable Women and Men We Overlooked Since 1851

The ragtime master Scott Joplin and the blues singer Gladys Bentley are among many black men and women whose deaths The New York Times overlooked — until now.

January 31, 2019

The White House and Trump can do the well-spun Black History month gig when he wants to, just sayin':

I listened to/watche most of it. Though as always, the first half is real heavy on praising stable genius Trump while reading off teleprompter, he gets awful friendly in the second half and seems real happy and to be enjoying the somewhat rowdy crowd and was quite good with those guests who spoke and they in turn seemed very comfortable with him. Extra shocking: he even seemed to be genuinely praising Jared for prison reform.

Mr. and Mrs. Pence, on the other hand: classic uptight stereotype whypipple....