Ona Judge was Brave Enough to Challenge George Washington and Won

Ona Judge was Brave Enough to Challenge George Washington and Won

Born around 1774 into slavery, since slavery status followed her mother’s line was Ona Judge. At the tender age of 10, she began serving Martha Washington the wife of the first President of the United States, George Washington. When Martha’s husband was elected...

Making History: What No President Has EVER Done

Making History: What No President Has EVER Done

While Republicans might be complaining of the tough economic times during Obama era, the U.S. debt deficit has shrank by more than $1 trillion in the last 8 years under the leadership of President Barack Obama. This might be bad news for Republicans who believe that...

Bessie Coleman The First African American/Cherokee Pilot

Bessie Coleman The First African American/Cherokee Pilot

Bessie Coleman was a trailblazer! A black / native woman flying a plane caused quite a stir back in 1921 when she sailed home from Paris where she had just obtained her aviation license, making her the first women of African American and Native American descent to do...

The Body Brigade is Gracing the Cover of Ebony

The Body Brigade is Gracing the Cover of Ebony

March is Women’s History Month and Ebony Magazine is celebrating this wonderful month in a unique way. Most of us have probably never paid attention to the fact that a certain kind of woman is usually overlooked during this month of appreciation and that is the...