Should Cowboys’ Owner Jerry Jones Explain 65-Year-Old Racism Photo?
Was he “just there” or is that a representation of who he was? More importantly, is that still a representation of who he is today?
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How England Tried to Erase the Pequot Tribe in 1636
The English and Pequot tribe of present-day Connecticut fought the Pequot War (1636-1638) in New England, and the Pequot Massacre was the defining moment of the conflict.
“Unthanksgiving Day” For Native Americans
So, Thanksgiving 2022 has ended and the turkey will probably be used for sandwiches for the remainder of the week. And, this might be an opportune time for African American families who celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday to separate fact from fiction.
Significance of Umoja Karamu Celebration Tradition
Umoja Karamu (pronounced You-mo-ja Care-a-moo) means “unity feast” in Kiswahili. It is a unification service held on the fourth Sunday of November that celebrates events and times impacting the African American family.
Salute to our U.S. Military
Here are some events paying tribute to our service communities, plus others highlighting food, music, education and art simply to enjoy the unseasonable fall temperatures.
Best African Football Players in 2022
In addition to its share of current and former international stars, Africa has a long history of producing players who have changed the game forever.
Ghana and Jamaica: What Connects the Two?
Nestled within the eastern section of the Blue and John Crow Mountains, in the parish of Portland, Jamaica is a Maroon Town called Moore Town. It is known to be the resting place of Queen Nanny of the Maroons.
Make Ethiopia Your Next Destination
Ethiopia is the second most populous country in Africa with very different traditional practices compared to its neighbors.
Why Black voters are key in midterm elections
We are fast approaching the mid-term elections and there are critical races whose outcomes will impact Black and Brown people as well as the LBGTQ community in major ways.
Yoruba Gods that Influence Lives
The Yoruba people of West Africa have a rich and varied mythology. Their gods and goddesses cover a wide range of topics, from love and fertility to war and death. Here are some of the most important Yoruba deities.