Black History
Mississippi Hotel That Once Kept Martin Luther King Jr. Safe During Segregation, Got Demolished
It was the end of an era for the E.F. Young Jr. Hotel, a now-demolished Mississippi hotel that hosted several...
The Episcopal Diocese of New York Apologizes For Its Role In The Transatlantic Slave Trade
A church in New York is going above and beyond to atone for its role in the transatlantic slave trade....
Retired Black Vietnam War Veteran Finally Awarded Medal Of Honor After 60 Years
Retired Vietnam War Colonel Paris Davis, hailed as one of the first Black officers to lead a special forces team...
A 17-Year-Old’s Fearless Act Earns Him Highest Honor In U.S. Army’s JROTC Program
Kaheem recently earned a Medal Of Heroism after he saved a friend’s life following a shooting in North Philadelphia last...
Tulsa Race Massacre Survivor Lessie Benningfield Randle Turns 108
Happy Birthday, Queen! 👑
Family Of Last U.S. Slave Ship’s Financier Breaks Silence, Calls Forefather’s Actions ‘Evil’ And ‘Unforgivable’
Descendants of the financier released a statement saying that his horrific actions on the eve of the Civil War "had consequences...
CIA Erects Harriet Tubman Statue To Commemorate Her Work As A Union Spy
The Director of the CIA museum stated that the agency wanted its agents to embody Tubman's traits.
The International African American Museum Set To Open Near Former Slave Dock In Charleston, SC
The $100 million project has been in the works for over 20 years.
A Remarkable Moment In Black History: Birmingham Church Bombing Survivor Reunited With Nurse Who Looked After Her
Sarah Collins-Rudolph was rescued by Samuel Rutledge, a deacon at the Sixteenth Street Church. The bombing damaged her mentality, causing...
Actor Djimon Hounsou Brings Healing And Unity With Run Richmond 16.19
"The purpose is all about healing," Hounsou stated about bridging the gap between the Motherland and her diasporans.
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