Dive into the lesser-known side of Martin Luther King Jr.’s activism, as we explore his advocacy for reparations and economic justice for Black Americans. Uncover the radical legacy of MLK, far beyond ‘I Have a Dream’.
In the annals of aviation history, the Wright Brothers are often heralded as the pioneers of flight. However, a remarkable and lesser-known figure deserves his place in this prestigious narrative: Charles Frederick Page, a Black American inventor whose contributions predate those of the Wrights. This article delves into the life and achievements of Page, highlighting […]
In the complex interweaving of America’s historical and contemporary narrative, 38,000 active plantations serve as both an unsettling relic and a present-day reality. Boasting 50,000 enduring edifices and 38,000 profitable ventures, these entities are not just chapters in history books but active contributors to today’s economic landscape. This comprehensive analysis delves into their enduring financial […]
In the chronicles of history, the Tuskegee Airmen emerge as trailblazers, piercing the veils of racial bias to become the inaugural African-American combat aviators within the United States Armed Forces. Their resolute determination and unwavering commitment, forged amidst the crucible of World War II, not only reconfigure the heavens but also galvanize momentous advancements in […]
Introduction to the Cherokee Nation and SlaveryJoseph Vann and His Plantation: A Stark Example of SlaveryThe Role of Black History Month in Unearthing Hidden StoriesThe 5 Civilized Tribes and Their Relationship with SlaveryThe Largest Slave Revolt in the Cherokee NationEscape to Mexico: A Glimpse of HopeThe Abolition of Slavery in the Cherokee NationThe Continuing Legacy […]
Charles R. Douglass Imagine being denied entry to a restaurant simply because you’re Black. This was the experience of Mr. Charles Douglas, the youngest son of the renowned activist and abolitionist, Mr. Frederick Douglass, and his wife, Missus Anna Douglas. Their encounter with systematic white supremacy would spark a remarkable journey […]
John Horse, a Black Seminole leader, defied white supremacy and fought for justice and equality. His remarkable journey, marked by strategic prowess and unwavering dedication, remains overlooked. Surviving countless challenges, he lived a full life, defending his people and leaving an indelible mark. Let us honor his legacy and recognize his profound impact as one of America’s greatest heroes, inspiring us to strive for equality.
IntroductionThroughout American history, Black Americans have demonstrated remarkable resilience and a desire for self-determination, leading them to establish their own towns and communities. These endeavors serve as a testament to their strength and unwavering spirit in the face of adversity. Unfortunately, many of these promising communities were systematically destroyed by white supremacist terrorism. This article […]
Who is Betty Boop? Created in august 9th 1930 Betty Boop was a cartoon character originally played by a black woman by the name of Esther Jones. Esther was a child singer and dancer who inspired the creators Max Fleicher and Grimm Natwick to make the cartoon character Betty boop. Unfortunately, Baby Esther went unnoticed […]
Black Power TeesI have heard The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan say in many lectures that “Black isn’t a color Black is the essence from which all color comes from.” But what is Black Power? And why a Black Power Tee? We hear it all the time on social media, in Black Groups, and often times […]