Breaking News – Twelve-year old Gloria Thompson along with classmates from elementary school, Michael Jones, Lance Newman and Ronald Deskins, desegregated schools (Stratford […]
Nigerian-Americans a 2018 Princess Olympic Bobsled Story
Yes; it is true! 30 years after the Jamaican men and film ‘Cool Runnings’, this Nigerian-American Women’s Go Fund Me team of former track […]
Yamiche Alcindor – Multimedia Journalist
The New York Times claimed her as their former national reporter covering politics and social justice issues. Yamiche Alcindor, is now with “The PBS […]
Amara La Negra – Afro-Latina Beauty and Brains
This USA born citizen and bred Dominican personifies the kind of beauty that shocks the long promoted standard images of Europeans. Who declared ‘Black is Beautiful’? Amara […]
Zena Howard, Architect and Managing Director
Data shows from the American Institute of Architects that .02 percent of their professionals are women of color. This makes Zena Howard an African American […]
Sonia Barnes – Strong History in Community
Sonia Barnes is a native of Wilson, North Carolina, whose father was president in the local AFL-CIO labor organization. Her world involved sit-ups, segregated […]
Tarana Burke founder of #MeToo
Activist and writer Tarana Burke is the creator of #MeToo and founder of a movement ‘to radicalize the notion of mass healing… we as a […]
Mignon Clyburn, Net Neutrality and the FCC
Mignon, is daughter of Congressman Clyburn from South Carolina, was nominated by President Barack Obama and appointed by the senate to the Federal Communications Commission […]
Amanda Davis, TV Pioneer Career Woman
Amanda Davis, TV journalist will be known for her 35 plus years career as a professional in the Atlanta GA news media market. If she […]