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Meet the couple teaching black history through Puzzle huddle
Despite archeological findings stating that Africa is the cradle of human life as well as historical evidence showing that the continent was once the gateway to civilization, writing and teaching African...
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New Jersey volunteer steals over $500k from church to fund her wedding
A New Jersey church volunteer has been charged for embezzling over half a million dollars belonging to the church. According to the Burlington County Prosecutor’s office, Taisha D. Smith-DeJoseph...
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Remembering Isaac Woodard; the WWII veteran who was beaten and blinded by a white police chief
Sergeant Isaac Woodard was a decorated African-American World War II veteran, who was a member of the 429th Port Battalion. The 429th Port Battalion was shipped out in October 1944 for New Guinea during...
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Iowa man arrested for kidnapping and forcing woman to watch ‘Roots’ to understand her racism
An Iowa man has been arrested after he reportedly kidnaped a woman and forced her to watch “Roots” – a 1977 miniseries about slavery, chronicling the author Alex Haley’s family...
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Remembering Henry Lewis; first Black conductor of a major symphony orchestra
Henry Lewis’ love and passion for music and symphony was indescribable. Born on October 16, 1932, in Los Angeles to automobile dealer Henry J. Lewis and nurse Mary Josephine, Lewis, who started playing...
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After 164 years, Darryll Pines becomes University of Maryland’s first African-American president
Darryll Pines has been appointed as the president of the University of Maryland. The appointment by the University’s Board of Regents makes Pines, the school’s first African-American president...
