SPORTS NIGHT SPOTLIGHT: Honoring Eagles first black cheerleaders Terri Salmond in Phi win
In this Sports Night Spotlight Sports Director Bryan Salmond highlights his mother Terri Salmond for being the first blackc ...
South Jersey artist uses dolls to start conversations about Black identity and culture
Artist Kimberly Camp uses handmade dolls to address identity, culture and the African American experience through her exhibit at the Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton, New Jersey.
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The University of Alabama removed its first Black student because of riots. She earned her degree decades later.
ONE OF THOSE EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE, AUTHOR LUCY, BORN IN SHILOH, ALABAMA IN 1929, AUTHOR WANTED TO TEACH AND SHE WANTED TO LEARN. ON FEBRUARY 3RD, 1956, WHILE TRYING TO EARN HER THIRD DEGREE, SHE ...