The Manhattan Project was one of the most secretive and transformative events in modern American history, but it had its fair … source Related Posts Why Not Everyone Supports Black History Month Black History Month originated in 1925 when the second week of February was made Negro History Week since it contained Read more Black […]
As news spread that Bragg is getting ready to charge Trump, Republicans have continued to attack the prosecutor. Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy accused Bragg of ”abusing his office to target President Trump” and threatened to investigate Bragg and other “Soros-backed DA’s across the country,” a reference to billionaire Democratic donor George Soros, a […]
This year I set up in honor of pay it forward day – “The Pay It Forward Booth” where I had items to empower people to start a ripple effect of kindness in their own lives. Kindness is not limited by one day of the year, everyday and moment we have the opportunity to make […]
Back in 2004, Oprah challenged millionaire mom Jodi Spolanski, a pampered Manhattan socialite, to spend more time with her three children—without the help of her four nannies. The challenge brought Jodi to tears, who, while spending time with her kids, learned just what she had been missing by not being involved in their lives. For […]
Harlem, New York City.. a neighborhood synonymous with African-American History & Culture.. join my good friend Evan, a Harlem native, and I as we explore one of NYC’s most historical area’s. From the Apollo Theater to Strivers’ Row and more.. See the full itinerary listed below. Make sure to subscribe for more adventures, tips, and […]
MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Los Angeles county officials may return a beachfront property that was seized from a Black family nearly a century ago. Manhattan Beach used eminent domain in 1924 to force Willa and Charles Bruce, the city’s first Black landowners, off the land where they lived, KABC-TV reported Friday. They also ran a resort […]