1913 – Blues legend Muddy Waters was born in Clarksdale, Mississippi. Born McKinley Morganfield he was a pioneer in the field of blues and had a profound impact on the history of rock and roll, influencing artists throughout the United States and in Britain, where many members of what...

[wp_ad_camp_1] Today in Black History   1996 – Ron Brown, the Secretary of Commerce in the Clinton Administration was killed when the plane he was traveling on crashed into a mountainside near Dubrovnik, Croatia. Brown was on a trip to the war-torn region of the former Yugoslavia...

Celebrating Black History: The Landmark Events of April 2 Every day in history is filled with significant events that have shaped our world today. April 2 is no exception, as it has witnessed important moments in Black history that deserve recognition and celebration. On this date, we...

[wp_ad_camp_1]  1984 – Motown superstar Marvin Gaye was shot and killed by his father Marvin Gay, Sr. just one day before his 45th birthday. The Grammy award-winning singer, known for such hits as “What’s Goin’ On,” “I Heard it Through the...

The Influence of African Americans on March 31: Honoring Black History March 31st is a notable date in Black history, with significant events and accomplishments that have profoundly impacted our world. In this article, we explore the most influential moments on this date, paying tribute to...

The Legacy of African Americans on March 30: Commemorating Black History March 30th holds a special place in Black history, with significant events and accomplishments that have impacted our world. In this article, we explore the most influential moments on this date, honoring the...

The Impact of African Americans on March 29: Celebrating Black History March 29th marks a significant day in Black history, with notable events and accomplishments that have helped shape our world. In this article, we delve into the most pivotal moments on this date, honoring the...

Remembering Black History on March 28: Significant Milestones and Remarkable Figures Black history is filled with stories of achievement, perseverance, and progress. March 28 has witnessed a number of significant milestones and remarkable figures who have played crucial roles in shaping Black...

Embracing Black History on March 27: Momentous Events and Inspiring Personalities Black history is full of stories that exhibit dedication, courage, and determination. March 27 has seen several important events and inspiring personalities who have significantly shaped Black history. This...

Honoring Black History on March 26: Unforgettable Moments and Influential Figures Black history is filled with the stories of brave individuals who have made indelible marks on our world. March 26 is a day that has seen a number of important events and influential figures make their mark in...

Today in Black History     [wp_ad_camp_2]1932 – The United States Supreme Court overturned the conviction of the Scottsboro Boys. Nine Black young men were convicted of raping two White women on a train in Alabama. The boys were denied legal counsel until the day of the trial....

Today in Black History   2002 – Halle Berry and Denzel Washington were the big winners at the 2002 Academy Awards ceremony held at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles, California. Berry won the Best Actress award for her performance in Monster’s Ball, where she played the wife...

Title: Celebrating Black History on March 23: Pivotal Moments and Trailblazers Black history is brimming with stories of resilience, courage, and triumph. On March 23, several significant events and inspiring individuals have made their mark on history. This article will highlight some of the...

March 22 in Black History: Trailblazers in Education, Politics, and Athletics African Americans have made remarkable contributions to various fields throughout history. On March 22, we remember the accomplishments and events that have taken place in Black history. In this article, we will...

[wp_ad_camp_1] 1965 – Selma to Montgomery March Begins. Led by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., approximately 3,200 people began to march from of Selma, Alabama to Montgomery, Alabama under the protection of federal troops. Walk about 12 miles each day and sleeping in empty fields at night,...

March 20 in Black History: Celebrating Achievements in Literature and Activism Throughout the years, African Americans have made significant contributions to various fields, from literature to activism. On March 20, we remember the accomplishments and events that have taken place in Black...

[wp_ad_camp_1] 1966 – Texas Western College defeated the University of Kentucky to win the Men’s NCAA tournament championship in College Park, Maryland. The game was significant in that Texas Western started five Black players, the first time an all-black starting five had won the...

[wp_ad_camp_1] 1963 – Vanessa L. Williams born Actress-singer and the first black Miss America Vanessa L. Williams is born in Millwood, New York. [wp_ad_camp_2]1947 – Wilson Pickett born R&B singer Wilson Pickett is born in Prattville, Alabama. 1938 – Country singer...

[ad#336×280] 1999 – First Black Grandmaster Maurice Ashley, an immigrant from Jamaica, was 14 and living in Brooklyn, when he feel in love with the game of chess after reading a book about Paul Morphy, a 19th-century Louisianian who was America’s first great chess...

[wp_ad_camp_1] 1970 – Motown superstar Tammi Terrell dies. Terrell became a star singing as alongside Marvin Gaye to run off a string of four major hits, including “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.” During a performance at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia in October...