Professor Derrick Bell Some years ago I had an opportunity to talk with the late Professor Derrick Bell on the subject of
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The International African American Museum announced the addition of six new Board members. These six individuals join an already noteworthy board featuring prominent leaders and activists from across the nation. The new board members include Bishop Claude Alexander, Dr. Tamara Butler,
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(Columbia, SC) – The South Carolina Black History Parade & Festival will return for its 20th year. The twentieth annual “Karamu! Celebrate!” statewide Black History Parade and Festival will be held on
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Two Black captains capture the spotlight Super Bowl 57 is set to make history as it will be the first time two black starting quarterbacks will face off in the NFL’s biggest
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Columbia’s only mobile application that aims to help residents and visitors explore our Capitol City, will launch a free African American history scavenger hunt during the month of February for all app
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Critical Race Theory (CRT) is many things The current rage against Critical Race Theory (CRT) is many things. On one hand, it is a devious effort to inflame a group of people
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The International African American Museum announced today a $500,000 donation from Mary Major and Bill Horton, a couple living 10 miles from Gadsden’s Wharf, the site where more than 40 percent of
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Professor Derrick Bell Some years ago I had an opportunity to talk with the late Professor Derrick Bell on the subject of racism in the law. Professor Bell was a guest lecturer
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There is a special exhibit coming to the Bay in honor of the Black Panther Party. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, a Bay Area apartment will be transformed into a temporary “mini
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The International African American Museum announced the addition of six new Board members. These six individuals join an already noteworthy board featuring prominent leaders and activists from across the nation. The new
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When Midshipman 1st Class Sydney Barber assumes the brigade command, she’ll make Naval Academy history. Barber will be the academy’s first Black female to command the Brigade of Midshipmen. Commandant Capt. Thomas
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