https://youtu.be/yayOUiQFkOY Nationally and internationally renowned researcher, educator and author of “Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome”, Dr. Joy Degruy lectures on the insensitivity and disregard for…
“By the 1960s, Arthur G. Gaston was probably the richest black man in America. He was the leading employer of blacks in Alabama and…
In 1944, an all-white jury found George Stinney guilty for the brutal murders of two white girls in South Carolina during the Jim-Crow era.…
[dropcap]A[/dropcap]rcata, CA–In 1955, Earl Meneweather was the first inductee into Humboldt State University’s Hall of Fame. He played football at HSU during the great…
“I grew up in a working-poor family that struggled to make ends meet, despite getting the education they were told they needed to have…
https://youtu.be/EO3Fxe4mDP4 CNN’s Sara Sidner takes us back to a time in America’s history many would like to forget–a thriving, Black-community burned to the ground. I…
https://youtu.be/T6diWdhiD-U Video via PBS News Hour In addition to receiving $15,000, Rapper Kendrick Lamar was the first non-classical or jazz artist to win a…
MONTGOMERY, Ala. —Inspired by the Holocaust Museum in Berlin, the National Memorial For Peace & Justice opens tomorrow in Alabama. “The National Memorial for…