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Launched in 2015, Black Mail is your source for lesser-known black history facts. We celebrate history makers, movements, and moments that have shaped our world.
New Test To Detect Breast Cancer Developed By Breast Cancer Survivor Angela Courtney
Reading time: 2 minutesBreast Cancer Survivor, Angela Courtney Has Developed A New Test To Detect The Disease. Click the link to learn more…
Happy 74th Birthday Muhammad Ali
Reading time: 1 minutesHappy Birthday To Boxing Legend Muhammad Ali!New Test To Detect Breast Cancer Developed By Breast Cancer Survivor Angela Courtney
Reading time: 2 minutesBreast Cancer Survivor, Angela Courtney Has Developed A New Test To Detect The Disease. Click the link to learn more…
Trinidad and Tobago Gymnast Creates New Move, Eyes Rio Olympics
Reading time: 1 minutesGymnast, Marisa Dick has created her own signature move! Click the link to check it out.Trinidad and Tobago Gymnast Creates New Move, Eyes Rio Olympics
Reading time: 1 minutesGymnast, Marisa Dick has created her own signature move! Click the link to check it out.
Twin Alabama State Grads Serving as District Court Judges
Reading time: 1 minutesTwin sisters, and HBCU grads both serving in Alabama as district court judges. Click the link to learn more.Oldest Black Owned Travel Agency in the United States
Reading time: 2 minutesStarted in 1949, Rodgers Travel Bureau is the oldest black owned travel agency continuously in operation in the U.S. Click…
Happy Founders Day Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Reading time: 1 minutesService To All Mankind Since 1908. Happy Founders Day Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Booker T. Washington’s School On Wheels
Reading time: 2 minutesThe Booker T. Washington School On Wheels brought agricultural education to Alabama's rural farmers. Click the link to learn more.Guess Who? Leontyne Price
Reading time: 1 minutesIf you guessed Leontyne Price you are correct! Click the link to learn more.Twin Alabama State Grads Serving as District Court Judges
Reading time: 1 minutesTwin sisters, and HBCU grads both serving in Alabama as district court judges. Click the link to learn more.