FLORENCE DEBORAH WOOTEN M.D. 06/28/1953 – 03/12/2025
April 6, 2025
By: Courtney Riley, M.A. Black men do not want to deal with kids. Black men do not want to deal with a lesser salary. Black...
By: Stacy M. Brown President Joe Biden on Wednesday, April 6, announced a pause on federal student loan repayments – extending the break in payments...
By: Courtney Riley, M.A. The Houston Area Alliance of Black School Educators (HAABSE) has made strides in the realm of education that has impacted Black...
By: Chelsea Davis-Bibb, Ed.D. Frederick Douglass was once an enslaved man who escaped slavery to seek a better a life. He was born in Talbot...
By: Courtney Riley, M.A. Louisiana native, D’Andre Edwards came to Houston, TX with a distinct goal in mind: to become one of Houston’s premier educators....
By: Chelsea Davis-Bibb, Ed.D. “Basketball saved my life. It guided me,” Coach Stephen Woods stated. Coach Stephen Woods is the head basketball coach at...
By: Chelsea Davis-Bibb, Ed.D. John Scroggins was born in Shrevport, Louisiana, and grew up in a single-parent home due to his parents getting a divorce...
By: Chelsea Daivs-Bibb, Ed.D. Founded in 1927, Texas Southern University is known to be “one of the nation’s largest historically black universities” (Texas Southern University)....
Autherine Lucy Foster, who earned a bachelor’s degree in English from historically Black Miles College in 1952, and whose legal battle with the University of...
By: Omowale Luthuli- Allen As portrayed in the captivating documentary “Summer of Soul,” the 1960’s was a time when the Negro and the colored...
