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Ninety-one years (91), January 15, 1929 since birth and Fifty-four (54) years since Dr. Martin Luther King’s departed this life and his soul stirring words and writings remain as relevant and inspiring today as they were when he lived. Honor Dr. King’s lasting legacy by sharing 30 of his most inspiring quotes. All of them […]
DOE provides both a vocal and visual blessing with her latest single "When I Pray" for anyone that believes all things can be solved when you surrender them to God.
Long immortalized in the annals of the written word, Angelou's likeness will be featured on a U.S. quarter, making her the first Black woman to be featured on the coin.
After securing a nomination for the role by President Joe Biden last summer, Suffolk District Attorney Rachael Rollins rose in the ranks today to officially become U.S. attorney for Massachusetts and the first Black women to ever occupy the title.
Spelman College has received a $12 million endowment for the creation of an innovation and arts center.
Edmonia Lewis, the first Black sculptor, will be honored by the U.S. Postal Service with a forever stamp.
Songstress Ciara surprised a 6-year-old cancer survivor with a trip to Disney World.
The Black Family is built on years of traditions, culture and love. Through the trials and tribulations of life, given and chosen families within our community have been the foundation of this world.
The University of the District of Columbia received a $2.3 million gift from an anonymous donor.
The space where Detroit’s first Black-owned bookstore lived has received a preservation grant from the National Park Service.