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These three Black women had to endure ridiculous racial biases, it’s time to say NO
As the scrutiny for blacks continues, below lie the ridiculous incidents we’ve documented thus far. Keep in mind, it’s only the beginning of the week and yet we have much to share. Keep...
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Meet Henrietta Lacks, the Black woman whose cells were used to develop polio vaccines
Henrietta Lacks was born as Loretta Pleasant on August 1, 1920, in Roanoke, Virginia. One of ten children, she and her siblings were dispersed to different households upon the death of her mother....
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Garifuna, the mixed race descendants of African slaves exiled by the British after revolts
The Garifuna or Garinagu are the descendants of West and Central Africa who intermingled with Island Carib, Arawak and European people. Before then, the Black Carib were inhabitants of the Caribbean...
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5 acts of racial bias and ridiculous arrests of black people this week
There isn’t a week that goes by that we don’t see or hear a story fueled by racial discrimination. It involves blacks being arrested for nonsense, being attacked or killed by law enforcement...
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Which celebrity is having a baby in 2018? Check out the list
Expecting a bundle of joy can be a rollercoaster of emotions. Some of our favorite (or not so favorite) celebrities are awaiting additions to their families. While we countdown to the arrivals, let us...
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The Zanj rebellion of East African slaves transported to Iraq in the 9th century
The Zanj rebellion which occurred from 869 to 883 took place in Basra, which is modern-day Southern Iraq. It was led by Ali ibn Muhammed against the Abbasid Caliphate. Muhammed spearheaded...
