Educator and historian, Claytee White shares her viewpoints on the importance of more African Americans knowing more about their own heritage
learn more*Thanksgiving, 1777 and African American history is briefly address on this date. That year, the turning point of America’s Revolutionary War occurred with victory over the British at Saratoga. In response the Continental Congress then delivered a decree for the 13 colonies to give thanks. Black slaves also took part in the celebration throughout the […]
learn morePlaywrite, Author, and Artistic Director Carlyle Brown shares a personal example of generational intersectionality and why he admires his grandmother
learn moreCharles Blockson, historian, eudcator and collector shares what the current American Black Family could add to one another
learn more*On this date in 1974, Australopithecus afarensis or AL 288-1, was discovered in Ethiopia. This was several hundred pieces of bone fossils representing 40 percent of the skeleton of a female of the hominin species. In Ethiopia, the assembly is known as Dinkinesh, which means “you are marvelous” in the Amharic language. In western language the discovery is known as […]
learn more*On this date in 2018, the Legacy Museum from Enslavement to Incarceration opened. The Museum is an African American history museum that covers broad themes from slavery to present-day police violence. Housed in a building which was once home to slaves, the museum is hosts hundreds of exhibits dedicated to the domestic slave trade practiced in the country. Visitors to the museum can browse through historical […]
learn moreCollege advisor Walter Goodwin Jr. shares his views on a disconnect in the African and Native American community
learn moreSports Journalist Larry Fitzgerald Sr., shares some background about his family history
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