Nicki Minaj released a “Lookin A– N—” track for her fans Thursday. The song basically puts “lookin a– n—s” on blast. Minaj also released an image
In part 2 of our video series on the Northern Civil Rights Movement, Chicago Urban League President and CEO, Andrea Zopp shares her insights on
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Nicki Minaj recently released a new song with the hopes of building anticipation for her upcoming album, The Pink Print, and Young Money’s compilation Rise of an
Mary Scanlon had no idea a $3 purchase from a Goodwill store in Phoenix would turn out to be a rare link to the Civil
In reflecting on the recent passing of the iconic Nelson Mandela or as he is affectionately called Madiba, I think of what South Africa was
In order to understand the importance of Black History Month, we all need to learn about the founder of what began as Negro History Week
There has been no greater omission from our historical past than the name of Paul Robeson, who has been seemingly written out of American history
Black conservative Mychal Massie demeaned the month-long celebration of Black History as “an aversion to modernity encourages people to mire themselves in the past” in
Dr. Arthur M. Brazier was an activist, author and pastor who dedicated his life to serving others and making the world around him a better
On the second day of Black History Month, Russell Wilson entered the sports history book becoming the second black quarterback to win a Super Bowl.
[jwplayer mediaid=”583275″]Pullman Porters made up an integral part of the emerging middle class fabric. These professionals were to the sleeping cars (an innovative railroad car with
The Roaring Twenties ushered in a prosperous time when jazz flourished, and modern young women known as “flappers” wore flashy attire and popularized boisterous dances
To many working-class blacks, the Pullman Porter had it made. He traveled around the country, had firsthand encounters with politicians and celebrities, and, more importantly,
The Georgia Tech Office of Institute Diversity, Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, the Georgia Tech African American Student Union, and the Xi Alpha Chapter of
When Sanya Richards-Ross was approached by AT&T to be a part of their AT&T 28 Days campaign in honor of Black History Month, she was beyond
What impact could one have in their community if they dedicated just 28 days to service? We often hear of how celebrities use their abundant
There’s nothing quite as good as good losing yourself in a great movie. They make us laugh, cry, and at times, rediscover ourselves. As Black
As Black History Month nears its end, we continue our coverage of African Americans who have put their stamp on the world. Before Naomi Campbell,
There are many brave men and women of African descent who have served in the United States military. But for some reason, the spotlight is
