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Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Where Do We Go From Here? – Part 1 of 3
Reading time: 2 minutesThis post is part 1 of 3 posts honoring the 2021 King Holiday. All quotes are shared from King's book,…
Dr. Joseph L. White: The Godfather of Black Psychology
Reading time: 3 minutesDr. Joseph L. White is hailed as the “Father of Black Psychology” and is credited with being a catalyst for…
Dr. Francis Sumner: 1st African American With Ph.D. In Psychology
Reading time: 2 minutesHailed as the "father of black psychology", Dr. Francis Sumner was the first African American to earn a Ph.D in…
Predatory Blending
Reading time: 2 minutesBeware of "Predatory Blending" . Your associations should embrace you not erase you. Click the link to learn more.
THIS IS NOT….
Reading time: 1 minutesA powerful quote from the pen of Charles M. Blow....
Prathia Hall: Where MLK First Heard “I Have A Dream”
Reading time: 2 minutesBlack History: Special Delivery!! In 1962 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was visiting Terrell County, Georgia to speak at Mt.…“That Knee” – Tribute To George Floyd
Reading time: 1 minutes"That Knee", a video tribute to George Floyd penned by Black Mail Founder, Enid Gaddis. We honor his life and…
25th Infantry Bicycle Corp: Black Soldiers On Wheels
Reading time: 5 minutesThe 25th Infantry Bicycle Corp was enlisted to pilot the use of bicycles as a mode of transportation for the…Hoodie vs. Gas Mask
Reading time: 1 minutesDemocratic Rep. Bobby Rush shared a tweet to highlight his experience with being forcibly removed the house floor due to…Hoodie vs. Gas Mask
Reading time: 1 minutesBlack History: Special Delivery Democratic Senator and former Black Panther Party member, Bobbie Rush took to social media today to…
The Louisiana Native Guards: 1st Black Military Unit To See Combat During The Civil War
Reading time: 5 minutesThe Louisiana Native Guards was the first black Military Unit that went into battle during the Civil War. Click the…