Emmett Till was a 14-year-old African American boy from Chicago who traveled to Money, Mississippi, in August 1955 to visit relatives. Raised in the North,...

FERRELL E. PHELPS: A SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS VISIONARY By: DayVia Smith Ferrell E. Phelps is a person whose talents and a big heart. He is a...

Let’s keep it real—our kids are being raised in a world dominated by media, yet less than 15% of public schools offer formal media education,...

By: Sharon C. Jenkins Gwen Richardson is an accomplished author with 15 published books, including two NAACP Image Award nominees. She co-founded Cushcity.com, the largest...

[photo credit: Chris McBrown] Following a national search, the African American Museum, Dallas has named Lisa Brown Ross as its new President and CEO. A...

[Photo: nasa.gov] By Fred Outten (Washington, DC, June 25, 2025) – “Katherine Johnson: The Woman Who Charted the Path to the Stars,” headlines the article...

The Massachusetts Democratic Leadership’s Secret Assault on Ownership of Black Historical Celebrations And The Fight to Appropriate It For Financial Gain. By Doreen Wade On...

By: Roy Douglas Malonson Before Juneteenth became a national celebration… before President Biden signed it into law… before the nation remembered—one man in Houston, Texas...

The Juneteenth Houston 2025 Celebrate Freedom, a city-wide initiative was held at Emancipation Park on Sunday, June 1. The celebration was a time held-tradition of...

[Photo: Jeff Hunte] On Saturday, May 31st, a powerful celebration of unity, pride, and purpose unfolded in Houston as Black men and boys from across...