On August 31, 1935, in Beaumont, Texas, U.S., American professional baseball player, and manager Frank Robinson was born. He was the first black manager in major league baseball.
First Black Manager in Major League Baseball
SCD’s Attack On Black Lives, and How We Can Race For A Cure
“Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) affects millions of people throughout the world and is particularly common among those with ancestry from sub-Saharan Africa.”
No Justice, No Peace
Oppressed people sit under the confines of an oppressor stewing in the lack; the lack of good food, the lack of good education, the lack of good health care but most importantly the lack of opportunity to create the lives where they could live without lack.
On This Date in African-American History
On August 30, back in 1838, the first African-American magazine, Mirror of Freedom, began publication in New York City.
In the Shadow of White Supremacy
It is on us, as individuals, as communities, and as a country, to determine whether our brilliant black and brown children will be forced to continue to walk in the shadow of their oppressors; in the shadow of white supremacy.
On This Date In African-American History
On August 29, back in 1921, Mal Goode became the first African American television reporter, making his debut on ABC.
Tate Brady, Questionable Motives, and Renaming Brady
Most people don’t know that Tate Brady was present during the massacre of 1921…Tate Brady was also a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Nathan Bedford Forrest, the General Secretary of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, was also a Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan. As we see, the history runs deep in this city and truth should be told.
