
April 30
April 30, 1892 – A white mob lynched an African American man named Ephraim Grizzard (the brother of Henry Grizzard) in Nashville, Tennessee, on the same allegation of assaulting two White women.
April 30, 1926 – the first Black woman pilot Bessie Coleman, passed away.
April 30, 1952 – Dr. Louis T. Wright was honored by the American Cancer Society for his contributions to cancer research.
April 30, 1983 – Blues musician, Muddy Waters, passed away.