This Day In History: January 6th Director, producer and screenwriter John Singleton first made waves in the film industry in…
In this clip from a recent segment of The Karen Hunter Show, a caller called in to react to President…
San Francisco leaders recently approved a measure dedicated to creating a fund for reparations for Black residents. Announced by Mayor…
On Jan. 5, 1943, George Washington Carver, one of the most influential American scientists and educators of the early 20th…
On Jan. 4, 1937, Grace Bumbry was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and eventually became one of the most influential…
On Jan. 3, 1984, the Rev. Jesse Jackson secured the release of U.S. Navy Lt. Robert O. Goodman, who had…
The power of ownership means different things to different people. The founders of two thriving California restaurants know exactly what…
This Day In History: January 2nd Attorney, scholar and economist Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander was a woman of many firsts…
The arts community has lost a consummate icon with the passing of legendary dancer and choreographer Carmen de Lavallade, a…
Shortly after the Battle of Antietam, former President Abraham Lincoln issued a preliminary decree to end slavery in Confederate states…
These days, it’s pretty clear that mental health challenges can stem from a blend of factors, including physical differences in…
Bringing in the New Year, I realized it has been four years since the passing of my father. Among the…