Meet America’s First Black Supermodel – The First to Be Featured on Vogue Cover
Donyale Luna, who was conceived Peggy Ann Freeman on August 31, 1945, was a model and on-screen character who is...
Black People Founded the City of Los Angeles
Los Angeles, California, features a lot more Black history than most people realize. The town was founded in 1781 by...
Meet Frank Wills, the Security Guard Who Discovered President Nixon’s Watergate Scandal
Frank Wills was an African American private watchman who was on-duty during the 1972 break-in at the Democratic National Committee...
‘To Wipe out Blacks in South Africa, We Purposely Spread HIV/AIDS’ Apartheid-era Officer Admits.
A former member of a South African-based mercenary group revealed during a not-so-shocking confession that he and therefore the group...
Holder Pushes States to Allow Ex-Convicts to Vote, Affecting 2.2 Million African-Americans
With 6 million people barred from voting due to current or past convictions, including 2.2 million African-Americans, U.S. Attorney General...
Fifty Years After Civil Rights Act Was Signed, Is America a Better Place?
It has been 50 years since President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and they're certainly...
Persistent Myths About Ancient Egypt You Will Never Look at The Same Again
Cleopatra Was Egyptian
Cleopatra VII Philopator (69 B.C. – Aug. 12, 30 B.C.) is probably going the foremost well-known of all...
Photos Resurrect Story Of Black Work Camps During the Great Depression
DETROIT (AP) — A striking, sepia-toned picture recently acquired by the University of Michigan jumps out from the past. It...
The New Isis: How Mary Is Just The New Iteration Of Egyptian Goddess Isis
Catholics, until this day, maintains that Mary is rather honored not worshipped. One can always, at the apparent view, see...
The Original Trinity: An African Spiritual Doctrine
Triune nature of Godhood has been a reoccurring motif through antiquity in very many spiritualties. Though today, the very mention...
