Today in Black History – Jackie Robinson Breaks Color Barrier   [wp_ad_camp_1] 1894 – Blues singer Bessie Smith was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Smith, known as the “Empress of the Blues,” sold more than 800,000 copies of her first hit song, “Downhearted...

April 12 in Black History: Sugar Ray Robinson and the Fight of the Century Each day holds significance in Black history, with numerous achievements and contributions made by exceptional individuals who have fought for equality, justice, and progress. April 12 stands out as a landmark day in...

Today in Black History   [wp_ad_camp_1] 2005 – Tiger Woods wins his fourth Masters Golf Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. Woods birdied the the first hole of the sudden-death playoff against Chris DiMarco with a 15-foot putt. It was the fourth time Woods donned the green...

Today in Black History   [wp_ad_camp_1] 1974 – Baseball player Henry “Hank” Aaron breaks the home run record, hitting his 715th off of Al Downing in the Atlanta Braves victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers iat Atlanta Stadium. While the moment was one of the most...

Today in Black History   1984 – NBA superstar Kareem Abdul-Jabbar breaks the all-time scoring mark for the National Basketball Association, surpassing the 31,419 mark set by the great Wilt Chamberlain. Jabbar broke the record after receiving a pass from team-mate Magic Johnson in...

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...