Time for another blast from the past! This time we have collected a list of HBCU women’s sports teams and athletic groups from the early 1900s. Enjoy! The women’s rifle team, Howard University, Washington DC, 1937. Scurlock Studio Records, Archives Center, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution FAMU Students and instructors with tennis equipment. […]
Philip A. Payton, Jr. was a real estate mogul who directed Black residents in Manhattan to move to the newly built Harlem area, away from the overcrowding and discrimination rampant in the older Black neighborhoods. Payton used white flight to his advantage, getting landlords to turn over buildings to his use to get revenge on […]
Beautiful Black fraternity and sorority couples have existed over 100 years so let’s celebrate their love. We’ve compiled a list of some of the prominent D9 couples from the Harlem Renaissance era. These brothers and sisters loved each other and did it all while making an impact on their community. Check out the list below: […]