Irene Cara was an American singer, songwriter, and actress born on March 18, 1959, in New York City. She was of African, Cuban, and Puerto Rican...
In February of every year, almost all schools, organizations, and major companies celebrate Black History Month in the US, a tradition that started back in the...
The history of law enforcement in America dates back to colonial times, with each colony having its own system for maintaining order. Policing as a concept...
Florida governor Ron DeSantis is back in the headlines yet again, this time for rejecting an advanced placement African American Studies course. His administration claims the...
When did African Americans get the right to vote? That’s a tricky question because the journey took 100 years from the passing of the 14th Amendment...
When you think of places with the greatest Black concentration in America, you might think of places like Atlanta, Chicago, New York, LA, and Detroit. What...
Have you been looking into moving to another state and are wondering which states to move to and maybe which ones to avoid? We have seen...
Los Angeles County is set to pay a Black family $20 million to buy back a piece of land by the beach in Manhattan Beach, California....
Reparations. Very few topics get both sides of the political spectrum going like Reparations. We have done a previous video on why reparations to the African...
