by Freddie Ra | Jan 14, 2016 | Celebrities, Culture, Positivity
Children health day was first initiated in 1928 by President “Calvin Coolidge” on 1st May until 1960, when officially the day was celebrated as children health day on every First Monday of October. This day is celebrated in our country as a major step towards children...
by Candace | Jan 14, 2016 | Culture
The variety of dolls children have to choose from these days is amazing. When I was a child all remember is Barbie. So this is very exciting for me being a former Barbie collector and now having daughters to share my love of dolls with. After having a conversation...
by Forest Parks | Jan 14, 2016 | Culture, Opinion
So, there has been a little controversy over a website set up by an Iowan couple as an online platform for white people to meet white people. The creators say that they set up WhereWhitePeopleMeet.com because there are already platforms for every other race to meet....
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by Forest Parks | Jan 14, 2016 | News, Politics News
Clinton, along with Saunders and Martin O’Malley sat onstage Monday night at the Iowa Brown & Black Forum. When a student got up to ask Clinton a question her answer was maybe less than satisfactory. She was asked to speak of her white privilege and what...
by Forest Parks | Jan 14, 2016 | Culture, History, Modern History
Rock ‘n’ roll has always been seen as a white boy scene, with early greats such as Elvis and crossover artists like Johnny Cash to later megastars like the Beatles. Of course, it wasn’t only white artists, Lil Richard was one of the early pioneers...
by Forest Parks | Jan 13, 2016 | Celebrities, News
Obama has a fondness for rapper Kendrick Lamar after he said the artists song “How Much a Dollar Cost?” was his favorite song of 2015, so it’s not that suprising the pair ended up chatting away in the Oval office. Of course though it was not just a social visit....
by Candace | Jan 13, 2016 | Opinion
In the 1700s in Virginia they created something called the Casual Killing Act. The law was created to protect people (white people) that killed blacks, not the other way around. This law stated that you (white people) can beat blacks to death (kill them) if you (white...
by Anthony Thomas | Jan 13, 2016 | Modern History
Zakiya Randall has made history by being crowned the first African American & youngest lady to ever win first place in US Womens’ Golf Open Qualifier. This has seen her grace a thousand magazine covers and make headlines on many a sport newspapers. She has...
by Anthony Thomas | Jan 12, 2016 | News, Positivity
Olivia Allen: The Ten Year Old who is impacting the lives of her peers through organizing conferences and philanthropy. At the tender age of 10 years, Olivia Allen has already positioned herself as a smart, dedicated, and compassionate philanthropist and leader who is...
by Candace | Jan 12, 2016 | Blog
The banks are at it again, it first started in the housing sector and has now moved to automobile lending. An Ohio-based Fifth third bank has agreed to pay an $18 million settlement for discriminatory lending. But the land of the free and home of the brave is not...
