George Washington Carver
Junious Ricardo Stanton
In the mid to latter part of the twentieth century in the US you could rarely go to a city or county in the South that di
Read more…Black Women In The Haitian Revolution
Junious Ricardo Stanton
As we celebrate Women’s History Month there is not enough time and space to share the brilliant and storied legacies of African women (the true mothers of humanity and civilization) both on
Read more…We Need To Know
Junious Ricardo Stanton
“When African peoples reunite with African history and culture, solutions to the other problems will be possible. The point to emphasize here is that the victory will occur when and only when African teachers (t
Read more…Charlotte Forten Grimke
Junious Ricardo Stanton
As we celebrate Women’s History Month there are countless Black women we are unaware of whose contributions to society, the country and the world need to be shared on a wider level. One such
Read more…The History of Fort Mose Florida
Junious Ricardo Stanton
“More than 300 years ago, courageous Africans escaped from enslavement in British colonies. They fled southward on foot to Spanish St. Augustine, crossing swamps and dense tropical forests. Alo
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Fannie Jackson Coppin
Junious Ricardo Stanton
As we celebrate Women’s History Month let us focus on the innumerable Black Sistahs who brilliantly blazed trails, pioneered and served their people in every conceivable way and in some that were truly or
Read more…May We always honor the Warrior Spirit of our Warriors Gone but Not Forgotten during this month of Ourstory -
The roots of the problems facing Black communities today can almost always be traced back to our history. For more about this, check out my blog: What Can We Learn from Our History?
And my article 12 Years a Slave - Lessions from History. This fil
Read more…Greetings, everyone.
As I am sure you know, 12 Years a Slave is Solomon Northrup's autobiographical account of how he, a free Black man, was kidnapped and sold into slavery.
But did you know that this was actually commonplace in the U.S. at that time
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