by Dominique Lambright, BlackDoctor.org
Even before comparable innovations in other regions of the globe, the ancient Africans had a major impact on medicine. Some of the...
by Lary Bloom
William Grimes escaped slavery on a ship from Savannah to New York, then walked to Connecticut. He published his autobiography months after...
Since 1640, the New Haven Green and its surrounding streets have been the center of New Haven’s cultural, religious, and commercial life. This concentration...
By Stacy M. BrownBlackPressUSA.com Senior National Correspondent
Seventy-nine years after their unprecedented service in World War II, the Black women of the 6888th Central Postal Directory...
by Karen Heslop, BlackDoctor.com
While it’s not surprising to learn that a country’s or continent’s current name is different from what the indigenous people used, it’s...
the first Black co-anchor of a nightly network news program (ABC’s World News Tonight), dies in Washington, D.C., of complications due to AIDS. The...
