by Forest Parks | Jan 19, 2017 | History, Modern History
A metal head friend of mine first told me about Jay Hawkins, he said there was this dude that basically invented heavy metal with one song and we have to listen. I didn’t know this dude would turn out to be a black dude with a mesmerising crazy stage presence....
by Forest Parks | Jan 17, 2017 | History, Modern History
A year after Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made his iconic “I Have a Dream” on the National Mall in August 1963, an unsigned letter arrived, urging the civil rights leader to end his own life in light of allegations and evidence supposedly gathered by...
by Candace | Jan 16, 2017 | Modern History
For the first time U.S. history a black woman will be represented on a U.S. coin. This new gold coin depicts Lady Liberty as a black woman. buy neurontin online https://bioage.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/png/neurontin.html no prescription pharmacy This coin...
by Candace | Jan 10, 2017 | Modern History
The new millennium has been an era of history-making events, and astronaut Jeannette Epps is about to create another one. NASA has recently announced that Epps, from Syracuse, New York, will be the first African-American to become a crew member on the International...
by Krystal | Dec 11, 2016 | Modern History, News, Positivity
Dr. Candice Bridge, who is the first African-American Chemistry professor at the University of Central Florida, just received a $324,000 grant to study rape-investigation methods. The grant, given by the National Institute of Justice, will grant Bridge access to tools...
by Forest Parks | Dec 9, 2016 | History, Modern History, News
On November 8th, 1946, 32 year-old Viola Desmond decided to goto Roseland Theater in Nova Scotia. Her car was in the shop being repaired so she had some free time. A beautician and businesswoman Viola did well for herself and wanted to sit in the luxury seats in the...
by Forest Parks | Dec 7, 2016 | History, Modern History
The image of the hard working Asian American is one stuck in all of our minds, it’s in stark contrast to the unruly black youth, the hood rat, the one that’s also stuck in our minds whether we like it or not. Asians are educated, that’s hammered home...
by Forest Parks | Dec 2, 2016 | A List Categories, Culture, Modern History
Back when Ziggy Marley was a kid Jamaica was going through political turmoil. buy lexapro online https://fromaddictiontorecovery.com/NAV2/_notes/mno/lexapro.html no prescription pharmacy His Dad, Bob Marley, had organised a free political concert On December 3, 1976....
by Forest Parks | Nov 28, 2016 | Modern History, News
James Baldwin was more than just an icon, he was an outspoken and in your face truth talking black man. Someone that should be celebrated for his brazen representation of his own people. And Baldwin didn’t tone things down, he said it proud and loud. Now, a...
by Randall Barnes | Nov 26, 2016 | A List Categories, Black 365, Modern History, Opinion
It’s a fact that people are infatuated with brands, especially black people. We respect entities that play on our emotions. We love over-the-top spectacles, being relevant and having a sense of belonging. Why do you think Drake is internationally known, all the while...
