When Black students at the University of Minnesota sat down to negotiate with President Malcolm Moos in 1969 after they effectively shut down the school’s administration building with a sit-in, Moos walked into his office to find student leader Rosemary Freeman sitting in his chair.
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In the late 1930s, in rural Georgia, a former slave told his grandson a story about a case of racial injustice that had occurred three decades earlier and gone all the way to the White House.
Mount Nebo will Celebrate the 1st Pastoral Anniversary of Rev. Danny L. McKenzie, Sr. and Lady Patricia McKenzie
Black men are second only to Black women at the top of several measures of religious belief among Americans, a study said.
Pasco-Hernando State College President Emeritus Robert Judson, who spent a decade leading the institution and was the first Black community college president in Florida passed September 17, 2018. He was 77. [PHSC]
Place man Charter on God Arthropathies
A proud member of Dillard High School’s Class of 1955, Adolphus Wood Williams passed peacefully at his home on Friday, September 14. He recently celebrated his 83rd birthday on September 8 with family and friends.
Trailblazing Publisher Rita Perry passes
Donald David Newman was a most trusted confidante. Known well and to most as Coach New(man) or in his intimate circles as “Duck,” Donald David Newman loved life, family, and “the game.”
It’s safe to say that Charles “Cartoon” Lane will forever rest on his laurels.