Black History
No Apology: Prince Charles Addresses Country’s Long History In Slavery
Maaaaan... he could have kept that.
Honoring The Life Of Tuskegee Airman, Alexander Jefferson
Rest in power, King! 👑 And thank you for your service.
Juneteenth Wasn’t Just Celebrated In America, An Afro-American Community In Mexico Celebrated The Holiday For Over 150 Years
The Negros Mascogoss were descendants of Black Seminoles who allegedly escaped the cruelties of slavery in the south, migrating to...
Did You Know? Georgetown University Founders Sold Slaves To Pay School Debt
As African Americans celebrate Juneteenth, we are reminded of the atrocities our ancestors faced in The United States as they...
First All-Black Team Successfully Summits Mount Everest
Full Circle Everest is the epitome of "keep rising to the top!" Congratulations!
WHO KNEW? Researchers Say Prehistoric Irish People Were Black With Blue Eyes
In the documentary, they noted that the early dark-skinned inhabitants of Ireland reportedly lived on the island for nearly 4,000...
Last Surviving Tuskegee Airman Turning 100, Requests Birthday Card From The Public
He promises to read every card he's sent!
HER-Story: Bessie Coleman, First Black Woman Pilot Will Be Featured On U.S. Quarter
A well-deserved honor for the pioneer.
Upcoming Film ’68 Will Be All About the Black Power Protest at the Olympics in 1968
The iconic moment will now be memorialized in an upcoming film.
Adam Shakoor, America’s First Muslim Judge, Dies At 74
Throughout his career, he was an activist for social change significantly during the civil rights movements of the 1960s and...
