Jam Master Jay “Co-Conspirators” To Testify Against Murder Suspects
According to prosecutors, one of the men accused of killing Jam Master Jay is a menace to society who will intimidate witnesses if he is released. Read more!
Daniel Hale Williams – The Pioneer Of The Open Heart Surgery
Daniel Hale Williams is a pioneer who is responsible for performing the world’s first successful open heart surgery! Read more!
Dr. Shirley Jackson – The Inventor Whose Work Led To Caller ID, The Fax Machine, And More
Dr. Shirley Jackson is one of the most noted physicists in history thanks to her ground breaking work, which led to tech we can’t live without!
Hiram Rhodes Revels – The First Black Senator In The U.S. Congress
On February 25th, 1870, Hiram R. Revels became the first black man to be elected to the U.S. Senate. Read more about his life and legacy!
Jesse Russell – The Father Of The Cellphone
When you pick up your cell phone to make a phone call or send a text, make sure you give some props to inventor, Jesse Russell!
Cast Of Super Turnt Talk Hollywood, Hip-Hop, And Overcoming Obstacles
“Super Turnt” is the latest in a series of movies by film maker Mann Robinson. Read More!
W.E.B. Du Bois – The Soul Of Black Folks
W.E.B. Du Bois was one of the leading minds who fought ardently for the freedom of black people in the 19th and 20th centuries. Read more about the legendary leader!
Sylvia Rhone – The Godmother Of The Music Business
Sylvia Rhone is trailblazing pioneer in the music business. Read about her come up and how she is still impacting the culture!
Platinum-Plus Hit Maker Amadeus Steps Out As Author Of New Kids Book
Platinum-Plus hit maker Amadeus is now an author, sharing his knowledge and story to young people.
Malcolm X: A Legacy That Will Never Die
Malcolm X was gunned down on February 21st, 1965. Read about the legendary activist’s life and times as part of Black History Month!
Queen Latifah – The First Hip-Hop Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
Queen Latifah is a trailblazing hip-hop legend. Read about her many accomplishments in this tribute to the actress for Black History Month!
Jay-Z: Hip-Hop’s First Billionaire Who Made It On His Own Terms
Jay-Z is not only a dope rapper, but he also has a number of firsts – including being the first black billionaire from hip-hop culture!
Erin Jackson – Making Black History At The Olympics In 2022
Erin Jackson made history during the 2022 Olympics as the first black woman to win a Gold medal in speed skating. Read more!
EXCLUSIVE: Jam Master Jay Murder Suspect Says DNA, Alibi Proves His Innocence In $1 Million Bid For Freedom
One of the suspects accused of murdering Run-DMC founder Jam Master Jay is hoping a judge will let him out of prison before his trial. Read more.
EXCLUSIVE: Snoop Dogg Set Up In FAKE Anti-Cop Song Fiasco
A conniving artist created a fake song and had the cops heated at Snoop Dogg, which resulted in some officers boycotting the rap star’s Super Bowl performance. Read more!
Huey Newton – Born Leader And Founder Of The Black Panther Party
Huey Newton created possibly the most defining historical movement ever seen in the Black community. Newton was the co-founder of the Black Panther Party, along with Bobby Seale. Their organization spearheaded a number of community support programs such as medical clinics, clothing banks, and food banks. Huey Newton was born on February 17th, 1942 in […]
Willie O’Ree And His Little-Known Journey To Break The NHL’s Color Barrier
Read about the history of NHL legend Willie O’ree and how he was the first black player in the National Hockey League! Read more!
King ISO Talks The Working With The Rock, Tech N9ne, And Why Mental Health Trumps Dope Bars
KING ISO has crafted one of the most powerful pieces of art in recent memory,. Now, he’s talking working with The Rock, Tech N9ne and mental health.
Judge Orders Cardi B To Battle Tattooed Man This Summer After Her European Tour
Cardi B will finally face off with a man who claims she stole his back tattoo in a blockbuster trial set for this summer!
Phillis Wheatley – America’s First Groundbreaking Poet
Phillis Wheatley became one of the first published African American poets. This post explores her life as a slave and her time after being emancipated.
