On May 12, 1968, over 2,500 activists from Mississippi arrived by bus in Washington, D.C. for a gathering of mass…
On display at the convention for the United Federation of Doll Clubs this year are African-American dolls that were made…
Riverside General Hospital (RGH) in Houston, Texas is the only remaining historically black hospital in the United States. Formerly known…
Nicodemus, Kansas is a small community in north central Kansas, named after an escaped slave who bought his way to…
The Evening and the Morning Star was the name given to an early publication of the Latter Day Saints religion…
The Daughters of the American Revolution is a historically white organization for woman descendants of rebel patriots that served in…
Maritza Correia was the first African-American (with Puerto Rican heritage) swimmer from the United States to set an American and…
Doc McStuffins is the name of the newest animated TV star featured on Disney Junior. The “Doc” is the first…
African-American author Natasha Tretheway has been named Poet Laureate of the United States. The Pulitzer-Prize winner and Professor at Emory…
Wendell Scott became the first African-American to obtain a NASCAR racing license in 1953. Now, decades after making history, Wendell…
In 1968, Ellen Holly became the first African-American actress to integrate a daytime television soap opera. http://www.blackamericaweb.com/?q=articles/news/the_black_diaspora_news/37309ellen holly,
written by @itsthecaptain The TV world truly wasn’t ready for a man like Arsenio Hall! Perhaps that was the gift…
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