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Celebrating Black Music Month….Rev James Cleveland….
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Celebrating Black Music Month….Rev James Cleveland….
Read Morewe are paying tribute to Mrs. King’s amazing style. Now that our “role models” have resolved to flaunting scandalous fashion for shock value, a throwback to a more classic time in fashion history is greatly appreciated.
Read MoreJohn Arthur (Jack Johnson) was born on March 31, 1878 in Galveston, Texas to former slaves. In his early life, he held jobs as a baker, painter and dock worker. With only a fifth grade education, Johnson was limited to modest occupations. But it was his stint as a janitor at a local gymnasium that ignited the interest in boxing that would define his life. Johnson had his first professional fight in 1897. He made the rounds on the Texas
Read MoreAuthor Zora Neale Hurston showed an active interest in the folklore of African-American life. As one of the leading artists of the Harlem Renaissance, Hurston chronicled the Black experience in unique detail, and in some ways made it possible for someone generations of Black readers to learn our people’s history.
Read MoreBeneath the American flag, which hung from the ceiling of the rotunda of Cleveland City Hall, Mayor Frank Jackson spoke on the importance of history of black Americans.
“Part of knowing who you are is where you’ve been,” said the city’s chief executive. “And knowing that, it really undergirds the needs to make the right decisions going forward.”
Read MoreMany local organizations will stage public events, most of them free, to mark Black History Month. Here is a sampling of local events. Check with schools, libraries and other organizations for more.
Read MoreDuring each of the four weeks during February, TV One will focus on one of four genres: Comedy/Variety; Classic Films/Film Soundtracks; Classic Sitcoms, and Blaxploitation Movies
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