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The evil FBI frame up that sent innocent Black Panther leader to prison for 27 years
Elmer “Geronimo Ji Jaga” Pratt was a decorated soldier who served two combat tours in Vietnam before he left the army and studied political science at University of California, Los Angeles....
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Millie and Christine McKoy, the enslaved conjoined twins who escaped freak shows and travelled the world as performers in the 1800s
Millie and Christine McKoy were conjoined twins born in Columbus County, North Carolina on July 11, 1851, to slave parents Jacob and Monemia, who were owned by blacksmith Jabez McKay. From the moment of...
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Russian football team cancels deal for black player but deny racism
Just a few days after the World Cup finals in the same city of Moscow, the football world faces another case of racism in Russia. This comes after a Russian football team, Torpedo Moscow, cancelled a deal...
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Former Miss Tanzania escapes jail time after conviction for drug possession and use
Former Miss Tanzania, Wema Sepetu, has been found guilty of possession and use of illicit drugs after a legal battle that took place for over a year. Ms Sepetu won the Miss Tanzania contest in 2006 and...
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The Muse Brothers: Two black albinos kidnapped and displayed as freaks in U.S. circuses in the 1900s
Two African-American albino brothers, George and Willie Muse, were the grandsons of former slaves and sons of tobacco sharecroppers born in Roanoke, Virginia, in the 1890’s. Harriett, their mother,...
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Tanzania moves to resurrect dead national airline with new Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner
Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL), commonly acknowledged as Air Tanzania, took delivery of its new Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner in Dar-es-salaam. The new aircraft becomes the largest ever owned by the country’s...
