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Civil Rights Giant, Vernon Jordan, Joins The Ancestors

An American giant has joined the ancestors. On March 2, 2021, Vernon Eulion Jordan Jr, civil rights leader, and a staple in American politicians, passed away Monday at his home in Washington, according to his daughter Vickee Jordan. The 85-year-old came into this world on August 15, 1935, one of three children born to Vernon, […]

Meet Claudette Colvin, The Teen Who Pioneered The Civil Rights Movement

Give her all the roses! In honor of Claudette Colvin Day, here is the story of the teen who pioneered the Civil Rights Movement. Claudette Colvin was born September 1939 in Pine Level, Alabama, moving to Montgomery at the age of 8, Biography.com reports. Colvin was impacted at a young age by the racial injustices of the time. […]

BOTWC Celebrates Black Women In History

And yet, they persisted! Since 1987, Women’s History Month has celebrated the changemakers and trailblazers in our country. Today, we champion the Black women who’ve lead us to greatness with their thoughts, words, and deeds. From Octavia Butler to Marcy McLeod Bethune, we wouldn’t be where we are today without the perseverance and dedication of […]

TikTok Star Asks Kids About Chadwick Boseman And Their Responses Are Adorable

They stole the show! TikTok star, LaRon Hines, revamped his popular segment, “Are you smarter than a preschooler.” for Sunday nights Golden Globe Awards. He gathered the children from his parents’ daycare to quiz them on the nominees. Hines four-year-old godsister, Ja’Bria McCullum, and a regular in TikToks also made an appearance, much to his […]

Ebony Magazine Set For Digital Relaunch, Celebrating More Than 75 Years of Black Excellence

They’re pioneers in Black media!  Ebony magazine is set for digital relaunch after more than 75 years of Black excellence, the Chicago Tribune reports. Ebony was published first in 1945 by John H. Johnson, becoming a dominant influence documenting Black life for more than seven decades, including the 1955 Montgomery bus boycott, the 1965 Selma march, […]

‘Cardboard Artist’ Creates Mirror Featuring Black Heroes For Black History Month

This is neat! An African-Canadian “cardboard artist” created a mirror featuring legendary Black heroes in honor of Black History Month, the Good News Network reports.  Luanga Nuwame is a self-proclaimed “cardboard artist” and the owner of Zelpha Comics Ltd., a publishing company providing a variety of Nuwame’s indie comics, trading cards, board games, cardboard novelties, and custom […]

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