Category: Culture
Supreme Court seems interested in limited ruling in civil rights case | The Washington Post
November 13, 2019 African American Entrepreneurs, Civil Rights African American Business, African American Entrepreneur, Black.
Black History Legacy: Mary Eliza Mahoney, The First Black Nurse | Essence
If you are a medical professional (particularly a Black medical professional), or just an overall.
Military Spouse of the Year” Talks Helping Others Become Successful Entrepreneurs | Black Enterprise
November 12, 2019 #BuyBlack, African American Entrepreneurs, Black Owned Business African American Business, African American.
READ: The revealing last letter written by Patrice Lumumba to the UN before his assassination | Face2Face Africa
November 12, 2019 African History, Congo African American History, Black History, DR Congo, KINDR’D, KINDR’D.
Deval Patrick, a native of Chicago’s South Side and Massachusetts’ first black governor, mulling Democratic White House run | Chicago Tribune
November 12, 2019 African American Politics, Chicago African American Politics, African American Vote, Black Politics,.
Mitch McConnell Faces Threat From Populist Challenger Charles Booker in Kentucky Senate Race | The Intercept
November 12, 2019 African American Politics, African American Vote African American Politics, African American Vote,.
Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, widow of Baltimore Rep. Elijah Cummings, will seek his seat in Congress | The Baltimore Sun
November 12, 2019 African American Politics, Black Vote African American Politics, African American Vote, Black.
Byron Allen Rips Comcast & Donald Trump’s DOJ For “Institutionalized Racism” As SCOTUS Showdown Looms | Deadline
November 12, 2019 African American Entrepreneurs, Racism African American Business, African American Entrepreneur, Black Business,.
Gerald Moore Sr.: Committed to Preparing Black Boys For Careers in STEM | Black Enterprise
BE Modern Man: Gerald Moore Sr. Cybersecurity engineer, entrepreneur, author; 47; Founder, Gerald Moore Online.
Jim Crow Compounded the Grief of African American Mothers Whose Sons Were Killed in World War I | Smithsonian Magazine
In the summer of 1930, Mrs. Louise Kimbro, a 57-year-old African American woman from Columbus,.