On This Day In History – September 29
Today In History: 1. 1941 Bombing At Babi Yar: On this day, the Nazis began a two-day murder at Kiev’s Babi Yar
The Tulsa Race Massacre
The Tulsa race massacre has been considered to be one of the most violent incidents of racial violence and injustice in the
Censored Monday: The Circassian Genocide And Russian Aggression.
Censored Monday is a weekly series that sheds light on genocides that have taken place and been edited. Aggression is an act
Two Important Inventions That Would Not Exist Without Black Men
This is the second week of our May biweekly series that focuses on black men who changed the world with their inventions.
On African Activists: Mekatilili Wa Menza.
The tales of colonial resistance are full of stories of men who led bravely. We read of leaders like Jaja, Jomo Kenyatta
History of Felony Disenfranchisement Proves the Laws Are Taking Aim at Black Voters
In the United States, the history of crime deprivation opens a massive gap in the theory that electoral law protects the American
