Tae’Von Gibbs, a senior high school student from Louisville, Kentucky, has been accepted into 10 different colleges and has been offered more than $1 million in scholarships. Gibbs, who currently attends Fern Creek High School, received partial scholarships from several colleges such as Centre College, Murray State, Bellarmine, and more. He has also been awarded Read More…
How many knew about the LeRoy Home, Jr a black pilot who crashed his plane in Shanksville, PA Sept 11, 2001? Maybe not his name or history, but just knew that the pilot was an educated black man who was married and a father. The short bio below will bring us all up to date Read More…
Breaking The Chains to Create A Path: The story “Freedom From Bondage” made me think back to my childhood and about the years that went by as my addiction progressed. I was always the baby of the family and when my parents divorced, I felt angry and hurt. I got the “I don’t care” attitude Read More…
Dakota School makes learning fun and informative for elementary students When COVID-19 forced the nationwide transition to online learning, schoolchildren found themselves at home trying to transition to the concept along with their parents. Ten-year-old Dakota Adeyemi was in a similar situation, but managed to keep herself busy by searching for Black history on the Read More…
History does not have to repeat itself has been proven by Alice Gyamfi; now Attorney Gyamfi, after 17 generations. After 17 generations of women who were illiterates, Alice Gyamfi was the one who managed to break the streak. She says that she expresses her gratitude to God and hopes that the generations to come will Read More…
submitted by Alonzo Hardy Even though Africans/African Americans history is now being housed in museums, the tyranny they had to endure; even from the government itself, and they are still enduring can never be recorded. However, there are many prominent stories, places, events, land markers, and can be seen through these Virtual Museum Tours that Read More…
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