Earlier this month, the University of Missouri announced it was defunding the Legion of Black Collegians (LBC), the first and…
Years ago, when Biz Markie released the rap song “The Vapors,” the phrase already carried meaning in Black vernacular long…
Several civil rights groups are reigniting a push to remove a statue from Globe Life Field. Reported by CBS News,…
This Day In History: April 22nd Composer, bandleader, bassist, pianist and more are all amongst the many titles held by…
According to a top-tier fashion glossy, we can apparently rename an afro a “cloud bob” now. Because, why recognize the…
Nonprofit Games for Change announced a new program that will help families navigate their relationships with video games. Created in…
On April 21, 1926, George Washington Murray, a former congressman from South Carolina and one of the last Black political…
Let’s be honest about what’s making so many people uncomfortable about this Justin Fairfax situation. It’s not just the violence.…
This Day In History: April 20th Luther Vandross is an award-winning singer with chart-topping hits such as “Never Too Much,”…
Black Arts Movement Poet, Etheridge Knight, Was Born Award-winning poet Etheridge Knight was born on April 19, 1931, in Corinth,…
This Day In History: April 18th The landlocked Republic of Zimbabwe shares borders with South Africa, Zambia, Botswana and Mozambique.…
Physician and Activist, James McCune Smith, Was Born James McCune Smith, the first licensed Black physician in America, was born…