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This last surviving recorded interview of ex-slave whose grandfather was owned by Thomas Jefferson will give you chills
At the time of his interview, Fountain Hughes was sure of one strong conviction: he would rather kill himself than be a slave again. Hughes was 101 at the time of this interview on Voices from the Days...
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Florida teacher reassigned after quiz called President Trump ‘idiot’
An unidentified computer applications teacher at the Watson B. Duncan Middle School in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, has been reassigned from after it was found that he had criticized President Donald Trump...
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Kenyan wife of popular Dutch billionaire accused of murdering husband amid bitter divorce battle
A Kenyan woman, who is married to a Dutch business tycoon, has appeared in court on charges of murder of her husband after he mysteriously went missing for days. Sarah Wairimu Cohen is believed to have...
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South Africa’s Zulu king says ‘castration would end rape problem’
South Africa’s Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini wants rapists to be castrated with a knife to serve as a deterrent to others. The King was addressing hundreds of his subjects during Umkhosi weLembe...
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More trouble for Bill Cosby as he is hit with $2.75 million legal bill while in prison
Since February 2004, when the first accusation of sexual assault from Andrea Constand hit the public, the troubles of Bill Cosby have not ceased. So far, over 60 women have come out to accuse the man,...
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How a blood-thirsty gang of white soldiers led the deadliest massacre in U.S. history in 1919
Two things happened in Elaine, Arkansas, on September 30, 1919, that led to the massacre of at least 200 African-Americans by white soldiers deployed by then governor of Arkansas. In the first instance,...
