Press Release: NAACP and NABJ Team Up to Address CNN Diversity Matters
NAACP Joins NABJ’s Call for Civil Rights Audit, Diversity within CNN’s News Leadership WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 7, 2019) - The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), the nation’s foremost civil rights organization, issued a statement last...
She risked her life to hold them accountable (VIDEO)
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This Black History month we are talking to our youth! This is the last video of this month and we are talking with Jael. Jael's parents are STRONG proponents of mentoring and educating our youth and they founded and run the 5:30 Scholars. Watch Jael's video below....
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Anti-Afro Svengalis: Sistahs Crocodiling Umar Johnson
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President’s Day: Obama in Oakland Today to Celebrate My Brother’s Keeper
Am I My Brothers' Keeper? Yes I am. Yes we can. Yes, he is. President Barack Obama spent the official President's Day in Oakland, California, in memory of Trayvon Martin and to celebrate the anniversary of his own hand-carried signature initiative My Brothers' Keeper....
How Black Panther renewed many of us and looking deeper into Afrofuturism and the positive role it can have on our children.
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Meet Zumbi dos Palmares, Brazil’s Greatest Warrior Who Lead a Massive Slave Revolt in the 1600s
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From Son of Slaves to the Father of Black Nationalism: Do You Know Martin Delany?
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The Olmecs: Proof Black People Were In The Americas LONG Before Columbus and Slavery
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Despite the KKK and Racism, Matthew Henson Was the First Person to Reach the North Pole
Pioneer African American explorer Matthew Henson joined Robert Peary on several voyages around the Arctic with one of their destinations to be reaching the North Pole. Henson came into this world on August 8, 1866, in Nanjemoy, Maryland. His parents worked as...
Future thoughts: Bailee, 11-year-old Entrepreneur and her brother Earl (VIDEO)
This Black History month we are talking to our youth! Last week we talked with Gabby (watch here) and this week we have asked a few questions about the future, about the past and their insight is a joy to watch to Bailee, aged 11, and her brother Earl, aged 13. Bailee...
The Great Awakening: Black Churches Across America are Finally Waking Up
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Why You Never Heard of Noble Drew Ali and His Push to Instil Pride in the Africans in America and Beyond?
Noble Drew Ali, born as Timothy Drew, came into this world on January 8, 1886, in the state of North Carolina. Many of his followers believe that he was the orphaned son of two ex-slaves who was raised by the Cherokee. However, others feel that his father was a man by...
They Now Own the Land Their Ancestors Picked Cotton On And Hosting Family Gatherings
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The Haitian Revolution Victory Sparked the Fall of Slavery and Must Be Acknowledged, Shared, and Celebrated!
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