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This past week, discussions surrounding ESPN’s Monday Night Football broadcast team surfaced after the network renewed its deal with Joe…
The AfroTech Conference is scheduled to return to Texas in early November. Set to be held from Nov. 2 to…
This Day In History: October 6 From humble beginnings to a leading voice in the fight for equality, activist Fannie…
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Actor and comedian Bernie Mac grew up in a large family on Chicago’s South Side. Bernard Jeffrey McCullough was born…
The landlocked Kingdom of Lesotho was once home to the Sotho people during the 16th century. The territory, completely surrounded…
On this day in 1949, history crackled across the airwaves when WERD, the first Black-owned and operated radio station in…
Ronnie Carrsaquillo was 20 years old when he was given a 200-600 year prison sentence for the shooting of a…
This Day In History: October 2nd The West African nation of Guinea is home to a population of more than…
In this episode, “Exonerated” host Clay Cane recently spoke with Obie Anthony about the wrongful conviction that sent Anthony to…