Their ranks are thinning, but the legend of the Air Force’s first African-American aviators’ keeps growing. It was evident last week as the Air Force Academy honored Tuskegee airmen. Source: Air Force Academy pays tribute to Tuskegee airmen
Not all heroes wear capes. Some happen to wear book bags and are on their way home from class, when they come across someone who needs saving. In Tre Williams ’ case, it was an 80-year-old Glen Burnie, Md. woman who couldn’t get out of […]
Mercer University seniors Kyle Bligen and Jaz Buckley capped off their collegiate careers as the most decorated debaters in the University’s history on March 26 by winning the 22nd annual National Parliamentary Debate Association (NPDA) National Championship Tournament at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, […]
When you hear stories about black high school seniors getting into the colleges of their dreams, they’re usually touting Ivy League schools. But Greensboro, N.C., high school senior Jasmine Harrison, who was accepted at 113 colleges and awarded $4.5 million in scholarships, is taking […]
While speaking at one of the Tennessee Waffle House shooting victim‘s funeral, the restaurant’s CEO revealed that 21-year-old DeEbony Groves was singing gospel songs prior to her death. A friend of Groves and one of the survivors of the shooting told Walt Ehmer they were singing before 29-year-old gunman […]
Crystal Etienne, an African American businesswoman, founder, and CEO of PantyProp, is a self-confessed perfectionist when it comes to designing her product line of tampon alternative leak-proof underwear and swimwear. It’s definitely the reason why her customers love the brand making her startup business grow […]
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