This Day In History: September 6th In addition to being popular singers and entertainers, Sylvester and CeCe Peniston share the…
On September 5, 1825, Harriet E. Wilson was born in Milford, New Hampshire, and would go on to be recognized…
Literary great and thought-provoker Richard Nathaniel Wright was born September 4, 1908, on a plantation in Roxie, Mississippi, near Natchez.…
On September 2, 1956, the small town of Clinton, Tennessee, emerged as a significant battleground in the fight for school…
Before George Coleman Poage made history at the 1904 Summer Olympic Games, the Missouri-born trailblazer had already been accustomed to…
This Day In History: August 28th When Odessa Bradford’s car abruptly stopped at an intersection in North Philadelphia, she did…
On August 26, 1874, one of the deadliest mass lynchings in U.S. history took place in Gibson County, Tennessee. In…
What began as a massive rebellion against slavery and colonization turned out to be a decade-long war with the onset…
In one incredible year at Auburn in 2010, Cam Newton led the Tigers to a historic season. Now, almost 15…
On August 21, 1831, Nat Turner initiated the deadliest slave revolt in the history of the United States. In Southampton…
The arrival of the kidnapped Africans in the New World on August 20, 1619, marked the beginning of more than…
This Day In History: August 11th Journalist and diplomat Carl Thomas Rowan rose to popularity during the 1950s as a…