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On This day in history marks two major milestones in Black history. Doug Williams of the Washington Redskins, known as the Washington Commanders, was the first Black quarterback to play in the Super Bowl on Jan. 31, 1988

Clay Cane January 31, 2023

Mass Shooting In CA Leaves 7 Dead And Police Searching For Motive

Ebony McMorris January 24, 2023

On This day in History: January 20th, poet, actress and activist Dr. Maya Angelou recites her poem “On the Pulse of Morning” at the inauguration ceremony for President Bill Clinton in Washington, D.C.

Clay Cane January 23, 2023

Community In Mourning: 10 Dead After Mass Shooting Inside A Monterrey Park Ballroom

Ebony McMorris January 23, 2023

Social Security May Run Out

Jamie Jackson January 23, 2023

Jamie Jackson – Mary Cardwell Dawson’s Legacy to be Honored in D.C.

Jamie Jackson January 23, 2023

Biden Wants More Training For Officers

Ebony McMorris January 23, 2023

Ronnie Hillman, an NFL running back with the Denver Broncos team that won Super Bowl 50, died from cancer on Dec. 21. He was only 31 years old

Clay Cane January 23, 2023

Paul Silas, a former NBA All-Star and head coach, has passed away

Clay Cane January 23, 2023

Real Estate Investors Want Homes in Black neighborhoods

Jamie Jackson January 23, 2023

In an unanimous vote, the House passed a bill to posthumously award the Congressional Gold Medal to Emmett Till and his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, the Associated Press reports.

Clay Cane January 23, 2023

Senate Republicans blocked a bill to ban discrimination based on hair texture or styles to not become federal law

Clay Cane January 23, 2023

Biden Signs Respect For Marriage Act

Maya Tillman January 23, 2023

The Department of Justice has adjusted a longstanding drug policy on crack

Clay Cane January 23, 2023

Bo Diddley was born on this day in 1928

Clay Cane January 23, 2023

Jamie Jackson: January Marks 100 Years Since Rosewood Massacre

Jamie Jackson January 23, 2023

Wayne State Launches Center for Black Studies

Jamie Jackson January 23, 2023

On This Day: December 15th, ATL Urban League Celebrates 122nd Anniversary

Jamie Jackson January 23, 2023

Republican Congressman George Santos was sworn in to represent New York’s 3rd congressional district, despite being exposed for a series of mistruths

Clay Cane January 23, 2023

DC Mayor Makes History

Jamie Jackson January 23, 2023

Kevin McCarthy Vote For House Speaker Position Drags On

Maya Tillman January 23, 2023

On this day December 29 in 1907, Dr. Robert C. Weaver became the first African American to serve in a presidential cabinet

Maya Tillman January 23, 2023

On Jan. 1, President Joe Biden celebrated the 160th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation

Clay Cane January 23, 2023

Charlene Mitchell, the first Black woman to run for president has passed away at 92 years old

Clay Cane January 23, 2023

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On This day in history marks two major milestones in Black history. Doug Williams of the Washington Redskins, known as the Washington Commanders, was the first Black quarterback to play in the Super Bowl on Jan. 31, 1988

Mass Shooting In CA Leaves 7 Dead And Police Searching For Motive

On This day in History: January 20th, poet, actress and activist Dr. Maya Angelou recites her poem “On the Pulse of Morning” at the inauguration ceremony for President Bill Clinton in Washington, D.C.

Community In Mourning: 10 Dead After Mass Shooting Inside A Monterrey Park Ballroom

Jamie Jackson – Mary Cardwell Dawson’s Legacy to be Honored in D.C.

Biden Wants More Training For Officers

Ronnie Hillman, an NFL running back with the Denver Broncos team that won Super Bowl 50, died from cancer on Dec. 21. He was only 31 years old

Paul Silas, a former NBA All-Star and head coach, has passed away

Real Estate Investors Want Homes in Black neighborhoods

In an unanimous vote, the House passed a bill to posthumously award the Congressional Gold Medal to Emmett Till and his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, the Associated Press reports.

Senate Republicans blocked a bill to ban discrimination based on hair texture or styles to not become federal law

Biden Signs Respect For Marriage Act

The Department of Justice has adjusted a longstanding drug policy on crack

Bo Diddley was born on this day in 1928

Jamie Jackson: January Marks 100 Years Since Rosewood Massacre

Wayne State Launches Center for Black Studies

On This Day: December 15th, ATL Urban League Celebrates 122nd Anniversary

Republican Congressman George Santos was sworn in to represent New York’s 3rd congressional district, despite being exposed for a series of mistruths

DC Mayor Makes History

Kevin McCarthy Vote For House Speaker Position Drags On

On this day December 29 in 1907, Dr. Robert C. Weaver became the first African American to serve in a presidential cabinet

On Jan. 1, President Joe Biden celebrated the 160th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation

Charlene Mitchell, the first Black woman to run for president has passed away at 92 years old

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