Twin Brothers Graduate High School As Valedictorian And Salutatorian
Image Provided Twin brothers Mykel and Markel Rainey, who are from Cuthbert, Georgia, graduate from their high school as the valedictorian and the salutatorian of their class. The…
A Black adolescent from Illinois with a 4.54 GPA smashes a 159-year-old record by being the top student in their high school.
In 2020, Nina Mitchell, a 17-year-old African American student from DeKalb, Illinois, made history when she became the first Black female valedictorian in her high school’s 159-year history….
Landlords Sued for Illegal, Racist Eviction in $100 Million Case Started by Disabled Grandma
Courtesy blacknews.com Sandra Black, a 52-year-old African American retired disabled grandmother from Marion, Indiana has sued what she calls “malicious racist landlords” for their attempted frivolous eviction in Indiana…
Young Lady Graduates From US University With The Position Of Aerospace Engineer Working At NASA, Dedicates Life To Teaching Maths To Kids
A brilliant and talented 26-year-old American Lady who goes by the name Dajae Williams has become successful in both music and science after being enrolled to become an…
Breaking the glass ceiling as the first black woman to host “Entertainment Tonight,” Nischelle Trner
Nischelle Tυrner is мaking history as the first Black woмan to host Entertainмent Tonight in the show’s 40-year history, The New York Tiмes reports. Tυrner always knew she wanted to be a…
‘About Damn Time’: Lizzo is the First Black Woman To Win Record of the Year GRAMMY Since Whitney Houston in 1994
It’s “about damn time” took on new meaning for Lizzo on Sunday (February 5) when she accepted the Record of the Year (ROTY) award at this year’s GRAMMYs….
A Homeless Man’s Life Is Transformed By A New Friend And It All Started With A Cup Of Coffee
Tennessee gym owner Roderick Duncan was surprised when he found a homeless young man sleeping in one of the old cars parked behind his business. He was even…
Meet the little-known first Black woman to sit on a Fortune 500 corporate board
Who was the first Black woman to join the board of a large U.S. public company? Until recently, a quick Google search would have directed you to Dolores Wharton, a…
Black women’s political influence is altering the national agenda.
Over 100 years ago, women gained the right to vote through the 19th Amendment. But it has been a long road for women—specifically, Black women—to be granted a…
The Youngest Black Professor To Simultaneously Teach At 3 Prestigious US Universities After Being Rejected Many Times
Image provided Meet 28-year-old Dr. Eli Joseph, the youngest Black instructor to teach simultaneously at three prestigious universities – Columbia University, New York University, and UCLA (University of…