Born This Day in 1743. Here Are 5 Things To Know About Toussaint L’Ouverture Toussaint L’Ouverture was the leader of…
Africa-based gaming studios are not earning much despite the rise in interest in video gaming across the continent. Reported by…
Writer and activist Lorraine Hansberry wrote the landmark play, “A Raisin in the Sun,” about a Black family in Chicago…
Last year, a friend texted me at 7 weeks pregnant asking where to find reliable information. She had been on…
He grew up on these streets. He ran these playgrounds. He earned his first dollar of scholarship money out of…
Getty Images announced an additional $1.8 million in funds to build on the Black Visual Arts Archives initiative. Announced in…
This Day In History: May 18th One of five new African American Members elected to Congress in 2002, Denise Majette,…
On May 17, 1956, Sugar Ray Leonard was born in Wilmington, North Carolina, beginning a life that would help restore…
This Day In History: May 16th Attorney, politician and founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus, John Conyers Jr., spent…
On Mother’s Day, Kevin Hart dragged his wife, Eniko Hart, to an event to celebrate him because apparently no other…
In West Palm Beach, Florida, last week, at the 39th PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship — a tournament designed to open…
On May 15, 1785, John Marrant, a free Black preacher born in colonial America, was ordained as a Methodist minister…