Black History

A well-connected, deeply respected African-American man is taking over for Bill Gates as chairman of tech giant Microsoft! Watch him make the announcement inside.

Protesters in Highland Park were out in the dozens over what they called a criminal act by those individuals in charge of dumping precious books and artifacts that could have been used to educate children in community centers and other outlets throughout the city of Detroit.

Check out Mama Africa's Google Doodle and if you don't know about this powerful woman's legacy, get familiar inside with the birthday girl inside.

Hasn't this Hip-Hop thing gone too far yet?  What was initially meant to be a Socially Conscious and often times Fun, Happy, and Energetic means of delivering a message through the ART OF RAPPING, has become a  BREEDING GROUND FOR THE MOST IGNORANT VERBAL COMMUNICATION TO DATE...

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The latest inductee into the BIG DUMMY FILES is Glenn E. Morgan, Jr. The 41-year-old Detroit man was sentenced to three months in prison for mailing Carl and Susan Smith, an interracial couple he's never met, photographs of black men being lynched and a photograph of the murdered body of Nicole Brown Simpson.

I remember this time last year we had a conversation that took place on the Know Thyself Community Wednesday (that will return to the air soon by the way) as to the relevancy of Black History Month and the responses were quite interesting to say the least. Anyone who feels that African history in no longer important is completely out of their mind!

  Black History Month the month which we bear witness to the progress, richness and achievement of African Americans in history. This month we pay tribute to those who have paved the way for generations to come. Have you ever considered why a history of a people that started mankind is only celebrated nationally during the shortest month of the year? Why couldn’t be celebrated in June during the S

On this day in Black History we remember a man who broke down many color barriers and became the first African-American person named to the American Davis Cup.

This was all over facebook today and is definitely an interesting read. Meet George Junius Stinney Jr, the youngest person ever executed. He was a black boy arrested on the suspicion of murdering two young white girls. There names were Betty June Binnicker (11) and Mary Emma Thames (8)...