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NC Central Professor Starts HBCU’s First Oral History Archive To Highlight Alumnae
North Carolina Central University has long had a physical archive. The HBCU's collection spans centuries with texts from the antebellum period, first edition novels written by authors like W.E.B...
HBCU Volleyball Team Wins Tournament In Africa
Two standout freshmen fromHampton University volleyball, Taylor Shumate and Morgan Warren, represented Team HBCU in an international tournament held in Gaborone, Botswana. The event, known as the...
Meet The Black Entrepreneur Breaking Barriers In China With His Multimillion-Dollar Sports Empire
With a legacy of impact in China, Africa, the Caribbean, and U.S. sports innovation, Cyril White, Founder and CEO of TGBTG Sports, a Black-owned global sports branding, licensing, and professional...
Blk Mkt Vintage: A Fascinating Guide To Collecting Black Artifacts
It all started with an estate sale in 2014, explain Kiyanna Stewart and Jannah Handy in “Blk Mkt Vintage,” their first book (Black Dog and Leventhal; $40). Owners of a beloved Brooklyn store by the...
The Metro: African World Festival Returns To The Heart Of Detroit
The African World Festival is an annual event hosted by the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. It’s a three-day experience with vendors, music and other performances...
Roxbury Unity Parade Celebrates Black Culture And Honors Residents In Boston
Celebrating Black culture and excellence, the annual Roxbury Unity Parade took center stage Sunday in Boston. Kicking off at Madison Park High School, Roxbury families, elected officials and those...
