On my recent trip to Medina Munawarrah in Saudi Arabia, I was able to share some of my experiences with…
This Day In History: December 18th As a strong supporter of voting rights and upward mobility, Congressman George Henry White…
I am rooting for everybody Black—mostly. Why just mostly? Because everybody Black ain’t rooting for me. As some may know,…
Now that we’re in a new year it’s time to refocus. We survived another Covid ravaged holiday season with the new…
Gabon, Gabon and three other countries have been announced as the newest members of the U.N. Security Council. Albania, Brazil…
The American Civil Liberties Union recently called on the U.S. police force to halt using generative AI tech to write…
Some say New Yorkers are cold and mean, but when it’s time to show up and support a cause, that’s…
Here are a few moments that made history in the U.S. today—because OUR history is American History. In 1663, Queen…
Four notable historical events from This Day in U.S. History. Andrew Young’s U.N. Appointment (1976): Andrew Young was named Ambassador…
The Pro Football Hall of Fame released their list of 15 finalists Thursday and one name was excluded that deserved a place…
“Real Talk with T-Made Taylor,” a new bimonthly podcast on iHeart Radio, brings vital health information to Louisville’s Black listeners.…
Temple University’s Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection recently celebrated 40 years of honoring African and Black American history. Commemorated through…