Celebrating 2019 Black Professional Organizations
CELEBRATING 2019 BLACK PROFESSIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
From the time Africans were captured and brought to the Americas and enslaved they resiste..
Deborah Francis of National Organization of Black Law Enforcement (NOBLE), Philadelphia
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF BLACNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF BLACK LAW ENFORCEMENT EXECUTIVES (NOBLE) (PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER)
Philadelphia Police Department Staff Inspector Debo…K LAW ENFORCEMENT EXECUTIVES (NOBLE) (PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER)
Frank Talk with WDAS Frankie Darcell, Breast Cancer Survivor and Radio Activist
FRANK TALK WITH WADS FRANKIE DARCELL
Breast Cancer Survivor and Radio Activist
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Every year, the dis..
The Bahamas
THE HISTORY OFTHE ISLANDS OF THE BAHAMAS
The Bahamas has a rich multi-cultural history. It is made up of about 700 islands. The indigenous p…
Hurricane Dorian’s Tragic Aftermath In The Bahamas
HURRICANE DORIAN’S
Tragic Aftermath In The Bahamas
The crisis in the Bahamas is not over, the death toll is expected to rise and thousands r…
NAACP And Other Advocacy Group
HOW THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENTOF COLORED PEOPLE (NAACP), THE NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUEAND THE NATIONAL ACTION NETWORKPAVED THE…
RAPPER’S SON ENROLLS AT LINCOLN
RAPPER’S SON ENROLLS AT LINCOLN UNIVERSITY AND DAD TAKES A BOW
Star rapper, record producer and actor Busta Rhymes who has 11 GrammyAward no..
Ebola Treatment Offers Hope in Congo
bola Treatment Offers Hope in Congo
A team of doctors and scientists say new drugs in the treatment of Ebolain Goma, in the Democratic Rep…
Afro-Mexicans: Dancing Their Way Back To Their Roots
Obatala is an Afro-Mexican dance troop that travels and performs throughout southern Mexico. The dancers learned the steps by watching YouTube videos. Through their performances, they express their pride in their African heritage and stay connected to their roots.
Areas HBCU Grads Reflect
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) have been educational and social safe havens for black students since the mid 19th cent.