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Labor Trafficking Luring Africans Into Russian War
February 5, 2026
Recent investigations reveal men from African countries are lured to Russia with promises of civilian work, only to discover they…
Dignity And Pride On Display (DAP): The Origins of the Dap Handshake
February 4, 2026
The dap handshake is more than a greeting. Originating among Black soldiers during the Vietnam War, it became a powerful…
Mama Bethune: The First Lady Of Philanthropy
February 3, 2026
Explore ten lesser-known facts about her legacy of service, leadership, and philanthropy. Black History: Special Delivery! Mary McLeod Bethune (1875–1955)…
Keeping It 100: From One Week To Worldwide
February 1, 2026
2026 marks 100 years since the official commemoration of Black history in the United States. This post explores ten things…
Play And Learn: Black History Puzzle
January 1, 2026
Check out a cool Black History puzzle game we are piloting. Kids and and adults will enjoy it.
William Still: Father Of The Underground Railroad
April 22, 2024
Known as the “Father of The Underground Railroad,” William Still played a pivotal role in helping enslaved people of African…
Amanirenas: The Kushite Queen Who Defied Rome
March 25, 2024
Queen Amanirenas was a fierce African military leader who defended Kush (modern-day Sudan) against Roman conquest. Even with her husband…
Michele A. Roberts: First Woman To Lead The NBA Players Association Union
March 12, 2024
Michele Roberts made history as the first female executive director of the NBA Players Union. Click the link to learn…
Last One Standing: Black History Trivia
February 24, 2024
Test your knowledge! Take our "Last One Standing" Black History Trivia Quiz. No Googling or surfing the web! Click the…
Harriet Robinson Scott: A Trailblazer In The Fight For Freedom
February 19, 2024
Harriet Scott, along with her husband Dred Scott, challenged the courts to gain their freedom in 1846. Harriet Scott filed…
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