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Who Was Mark Clark, The 22-Year-Old Black Panther Assassinated With Fred Hampton?
Mark Clark, an Illinois Black Panther Party defense captain, was only 22 years old when he and […]
Margaret Abner Dixon: The First African American President of the American Association of Retired Persons
Margaret Abner Dixon, the first African American president of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), was […]
Remembering Elizabeth Duncan Koontz, First African American President Of NEA
Elizabeth Duncan Koontz was the first African American president of the National Education Association (NEA), which at […]
Get To Know Harvey Johnson Jr., An American Politician From Mississippi
Harvey Johnson Jr. is a Mississippi-born politician. In 1968, he earned a bachelor’s degree in political science […]
Meet The First Black Players In The NBA
The National Basketball Association’s first African American players in the twentieth century all joined the league in […]
All About Ralph Edward Tresvant Biography: Family, Songs, and Albums
Ralph Edward Tresvant, a new Jack Swing R&B singer, was born on May 16, 1968, in Boston, […]
Brittinie Love Becomes Portland Art Museum Venues’ First Black Caterer
Cooking With B. Love, a Portland-based food company founded by Brittinie Love, has been named the newest […]
“White Power Zone” Graffiti At Ohio State University Sparks Investigation
An investigation was launched at the University of Ohio after racist and anti-Semitic graffiti was discovered in […]
Get To Know Sir Charles Jones: Facts, Music, and Awards
Sir Charles Jones, a throwback and modern collaborator in his traditional Southern style of R&B, was born […]
10-Year-Old Girl Helped Her Mom Deliver Baby at Home
Miracle Moore, a 10-year-old girl from Jennings, Missouri, is being lauded as a hero for courageously assisting […]
Johnny Gill Jr. Biography: Family, Career and Awards
Johnny Gill Jr., a new Jack Swing R&B singer, was born on May 22, 1966, in Washington, […]
Carrie A. Tuggle: Founded the Tuggle Institute to Service troubled and Homeless Black Boys and Girls
Carrie A. Tuggle has spent her entire life working with troubled and homeless black boys and girls. […]
Hannibal C. Carter: The Second African American to Serve as Secretary of State in Mississippi
Hannibal Caesar Carter, Mississippi’s second African American Secretary of State, was born on February 11, 1835, […]
World Cup: Senegal Get Ready To Play The Netherlands Without Mané
The squad and the coach of Africa’s reigning champions had to come to terms with the absence […]
South African Mother Who Allegedly Killed Her Four Children Dies
The South African mother, Nomboleko Simayile, accused of killing her four children has died in the hospital. […]
Twitter Unblocks Kanye West’s Account After It Was Locked Following Antisemitic Posts
Kanye West is back on Twitter after his account was locked following a series of antisemitic posts. […]
3-Year-Old Boy Mauled To Death By Two Pit Bulls In South Africa
A three-year-old boy identified as Keketso Saule, has been mauled to death by two pit bulls in […]
Amapiano Hitmaker, DJ Sumbody Shot Dead In South Africa
Popular South African Music Producer and Amapiano hitmaker, DJ Sumbody is dead. The hitmaker was shot […]
FIFA Says 2.95 Million World Cup Tickets Sold
Nearly three million World Cup tickets have been sold, FIFA said Sunday, as the governing body’s president […]
Kenneth Allen Gibson: The First African-American Mayor Of Newark, New Jersey
Kenneth Allen Gibson was elected the first African-American mayor of Newark, New Jersey, a major eastern city […]
