Category: Black History
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Dodgers Pay Tribute to Jackie Robinson’s Legacy
On April 15, the Dodgers honored Jackie Robinson’s legacy, celebrating his impact on baseball and civil rights, while emphasizing the ongoing fight for equality and justice.
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Watch Live: Rev. Jesse L. Jackson’s Celebration of Life
The Word Network will broadcast the Celebration of Life for Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., honoring his legacy of faith and justice on March 6.
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Sam Hairston: Baseball’s Negro Leagues Legend
Sam Hairston, a trailblazer in baseball, inspired generations, overcoming segregation and mentoring future players while creating a lasting legacy.
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3 Pioneers Who Changed Hollywood
In celebration of Black History Month, Hollywood Beat magazine honors Hattie McDaniel, Diahann Carroll, and Channing Dungey for their groundbreaking achievements.
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Martin Luther King Jr.: The Call to Non-Violent Action
Dr. King emphasizes the importance of speaking out and taking non-violent action on significant issues, urging immediate commitment to meaningful change.
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Celebrating Black History: Origins and Significance
The celebration of Black History Month, established by Carter G. Woodson, acknowledges Black Americans’ contributions, emphasizing this year’s theme, “African Americans and Labor.”
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Celebrating MLK Day: Events and Historical Impact
Martin Luther King Jr. Day, established in 1986, honors King’s legacy as a civil rights leader who fought against segregation through nonviolent protests, culminating in his assassination in 1968.
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Wilmeth Sidat-Singh, a Forgotten Figure in History
The novel “Invisible No More” by Scott Pitoniak and Rick Burton unveils the extraordinary life of Wilmeth Sidat-Singh, a black Syracuse University football star, showcasing resilience and the enduring pursuit of equality.