Black History
‘Grandmother Of Juneteenth’ May Be The Next Nobel Laureate Recipient
Salute, Queen! Juneteenth became a personal fight for Lee after a mob of white supremacists attacked her home in a...
Pamela Culpepper Becomes First Black Woman On Prada’s Board Of Directors
Finally, Prada enters the 21st century.
University of Alabama Honors First Black Student By Naming Its College of Education After Her
The school also wrongfully expelled her after a white mob tried to attack her. This is long overdue.
Malcolm X’s Childhood Home In Michigan Added To National Register Of Historic Places
Malcolm X also lived in Lansing, Michigan as a child. What a great way to honor the icon.
Harriet Tubman Sculpture Arrives In Philadelphia To Commemorate Her 200th Birthday
Coordinated by the City of Philadelphia Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy, the city’s celebration of Tubman spans...
Last Parent of the Four Black Girls Killed in Birmingham Church Bombing Dies at 93
Sleep in peace, Queen. She is now reunited with her family.
More African-American Cemeteries Discovered in Florida
The desecration of more Black bodies on hallowed ground. God rest their souls.
Last Slave Ship ‘The Clotilda’ Found Off Alabama’s Coast May Contain Remains
Descendants of the Clotilda are planning an annual gathering beginning in February.
W.E.B. Du Bois’ Only Grandchild, Yolande Du Bois Irvin, Passes Away At 89
Continuing her grandfather’s legacy of Black excellence, she was a well-known lecturer. She even gave a lecture with Booker T....
Barbados Building A Slavery Museum Following Its Independence From The UK
Enslaved Africans in Barbados weren't free until 1838.
