by Freddie Ra | May 18, 2016 | Profiles in Black History
Born in 1899 in Montgomery, Alabama, Dr. Percy Julian was one of the most famous Black scientist. Just as George Washington Carver demonstrated what could be done with the ordinary peanut, Dr. Julian took the soybean, which was until this time just another bean, and...
by Forest Parks | May 18, 2016 | Culture, News
So, it’s official, a report tells us all that things in black america are better than they were 40 years ago. Whoppy ‘f*cking’ doo da! Of course seeing a headline like this is mildly infuriating but fact is, things probably are better and this is...
by Forest Parks | May 18, 2016 | Culture, News, Positivity
Thessalonika Arzu-Embry is making waves at only 16 as she excels at her education way way beyond most girls her age. The Illinois girl who lives with her family at Great Lakes Naval Station is just 16 and already has a masters degree. She entered college at 11 and in...
by Forest Parks | May 18, 2016 | Culture
Duranord Veillard turned 109 in February and Jeanne, turns 105 in this May. The pair have been married for an astounding 83 years! How is that for commitment? The couple married in November 1932, just for perspective, that was the same month Franklin D. Roosevelt was...
by Freddie Ra | May 17, 2016 | Black 365
The 365 Black History serious is designed to give our community a chance to learn and appreciate the achievement, struggles and experience of our ancestors, inventors, business people, scientific, educators, children and more. On May 17th in Black History 1875 –...
by Face2Face Africa | May 17, 2016 | Africa
It used to be that the African girl child was not only relegated to the kitchen but also forced to couch her dreams in socially approved professions, such as hair-styling, catering, or being a nurse (rather than a doctor). Well times have changed, and these days women...
by Freddie Ra | May 17, 2016 | Profiles in Black History
Paul Robeson was one of the most giften men in the history of the world. He was an athlete, actor, author, attorney, a scholar and concert singer. Born in Princeton, New Jersey on April 9th, 1898, Paul Robeson showed that he was a man of many talents. He gave 296...
by Forest Parks | May 17, 2016 | Culture, News, Positivity
Students from Cleveland, Ohio, just won the 25th annual FIRST Robotics Competition World Championship. buy zoloft online https://drlauryn.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/png/zoloft.html no prescription pharmacy Wooooooootttttt. And guess what, this awesome group of...
by Forest Parks | May 17, 2016 | Culture, News, Positivity
Have you heard of Phiona Mutesi? As a teen she was playing chess for food, in the slums of Uganda. Mutesi was quoted as saying: “I like chess because it involves planning,” and “If you don’t plan, you will end up with a bad life.” Well, she really did take her own...
by Freddie Ra | May 16, 2016 | Black 365
The 365 Black History serious is designed to give our community a chance to learn and appreciate the achievement, struggles and experience of our ancestors, inventors, business people, scientific, educators, children and more. On May 16th in Black History 1792 –...
