This Day In History: September 30th In addition to being talented Grammy Award-winning singers, Cissy Houston and Johnny Mathis share…
Singer Solange recently announced the launch of a new digital library dedicated to celebrating the work of Black and Brown…
The television industry was scratching the surface of its capabilities in the 1970s. Cable television was still in its infancy,…
On September 27, 1915, Xavier University of Louisiana opened its doors to Native Americans and Black students in the South.…
Assata Shakur, a political activist and former member of the Black Liberation Army who escaped from a New Jersey prison…
In a series of partial results released earlier this week, voters in Guinea provided overwhelming support for a new constitution…
On this day in history, September 26, 1981, Serena Jameka Williams, a legendary athlete, was born in Saginaw, Michigan. Raised…
Eighteen months after shocking the fashion world by walking away from his wildly successful tenure as Editor-in-Chief at British Vogue,…
This Day In History: September 25th The intersection where capitalism, race and gender collide proved to be the perfect place…
The midwife donned her latex gloves and placed her measuring tape flat against the young pregnant woman’s exposed belly. It…
Last week, I wrote about creatine and briefly touched on its cognitive benefits—the ways it might support memory, focus and…