A new mural project in Connecticut highlights Primus Armes, a man born into slavery in West Africa. His life story serves as a strong symbol of resilience, ongoing struggle, and reclaiming history. The mural will be officially unveiled in Norwich, Connecticut officially unveiled on May 9, 2026. It is part of a larger public history […]
On April 10, 1975, Lee Elder made history on the manicured fairways of The Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia. This moment changed professional golf forever and marked a significant chapter in the broader fight for racial equality in sports. That morning, Lee Elder stepped onto the first tee at Augusta National Golf Club. He became […]
The global music community is mourning the loss of Afrika Bambaataa, a key figure in hip-hop culture, who died at 68. Reports confirm that he passed away in Pennsylvania due to complications from prostate cancer. This marks the end of an era for one of the most impactful figures in modern music history. Born Lance […]
Marvin Sapp and his wife, Dr. La’Boris Cole-Sapp, are speaking out after online claims suggested church money was used to pay for their wedding. The couple has strongly denied that, saying the wedding was paid for privately and not with church funds. The conversation started after their March 20 wedding at The Chosen Vessel Church […]
Kimora Lee Simmons is reflecting on one of the biggest business decisions of her career: selling Baby Phat, the fashion label that became both a cultural force and a commercial powerhouse. For many Black women who came of age in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Kimora Lee Simmons was more than a designer. She […]