From Slave To The Richest Black American In The 90s
Junius G. Groves was born as a slave in Green County on April 12, 1859. He was the third of…
Shaynuh Sloane’s Debut Novel “Jade Choyce” Exposes Racism And Sexism In Federal Workplaces
Jaded Choyce, author Shaynuh Sloane exposes the systemic racism, sexism, and toxicity festering in many government agencies through the riveting…
Throwback To Richard Theodore Greener, First Black Man That Paved Way For Black Generations At Harvard
Richard Theodore Greener, a pioneering African-American scholar who made significant contributions in elocution, philosophy, law, and classical studies during the…
First Black Mayor Of Newbern, Patrick Braxton, Returns After Years Legal Battle
“I knew I was gonna be able to serve again, you know,” Braxton told Capital B in a phone call…
Black Girl From Chicagoland Develops New SmartPad And App To Protect Children From Guns
21-year-old Chicagoland native Kayla Austin is excited to introduce her patent-pending technology called “My Gun’s Been Moved” which provides responsible…
Founder Of Black Excellence Center On Southside Madison Impact
The Center for Black Excellence and Culture will serve as a landmark for the Black community, connecting Black talent and…
Black Georgia Veterans Celebrate Juneteenth With ‘Honor Flight’ To Washington, D.C.
Retired U.S. Air Force Captain Marian Dee Elder and 25 of her fellow Black veterans will board a plane in…