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08/12/2025

Former No Limit Records Rapper Mia X Earns a Doctorate Degree for Her Humanitarian Work

08/12/2025

Baltimore mayor Brandon Scott has reduced his city’s homicide rate by 62%. It hasn’t been this low since 1978.

08/12/2025

Albert McLeod Bethune was the only child of Mary McLeod Bethune, who lived a long and fulfilling life as both a businessman and community leader in Daytona Beach, Florida. He lived there until his death in 1989 at the age of 90. He dedicated his life to preserving his mother's legacy and was instrumental in sustaining the Mary McLeod Bethune Foundation, which worked to promote her vision of racial equality and social justice. The Foundation continues to be a beacon of hope nationally and internationally to this very day.

08/11/2025

For every day of black history month I want to share a book from my favorite black historians, anthropologist, philosophers ect.
For day 17 we have "Consp!racy to Destr0y Black Boys by Jawanza Kunjufu, writer and educational consultant who specializes in educating black children.
This book explores the ways in which little black boys are constantly filled with images and phrases and put in situations that demolish thier self imagine.
This book is a must have for all mothers of black boys, as well as anyone with a vested interest in the black community in general!

08/11/2025

Black Mom of 4 Now Homeless After Falling for Fake Apartment Scheme in Milwaukee

08/11/2025

Muddy Waters shot that was used on the album cover of his Brass & Blues album!

08/11/2025

Della Reese was the first Black woman to host a talk show, "Della!", which aired in 1969. In 1970, she also made history as the first Black woman to guest-host The Tonight Show.

08/10/2025

63-Year-Old Black Grandmother With 12 Great Grand Children Graduates College

08/10/2025

They are all now nurses just like their mom, who they say inspired them 🙏🏾

08/10/2025

ERASED FROM HISTORY?''Super Bowl Champ'' Doug Williams was the first Black quarterback drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the first round of the NFL Draft in 1978. Williams played for the Buccaneers for five years. Williams''s other accomplishments include:
Winning Super Bowl XXII and being named MVP. Being a two-time HBCU National Championship head coach at Grambling State. Co-founding the Black College Football Hall of Fame and the HBCU Legacy Bowl. Being inducted into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Ring of Honor. Williams said he faced racism and negativity during his time with the Buccaneers. He told a podcast that people would ask him if he was the quarterback because of his skin color or because he was smart enough to do the job. Doug Williams was one of the highest-paid players in football when he signed a $3 million contract with a $1 million signing bonus for the Oklahoma Outlaws of the United States Football League.

08/10/2025

Michael Jackson died 16 years ago in 2009, yet in 2024 his estate earned $600 million from a catalog deal, surpassing the earnings of any living celebrity, including Taylor Swift.

08/09/2025