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The New Negro Alliance was an organization of black men and women based in Washington DC. It was founded in 1933 and its goal was to organize pickets, boycotts and other forms of nonviolent protest […]

So, when we start talking about slavery and 1739, we are talking about first generation African Americans. The ones that came straight out of the jungle and still had hair on their feet… okay they […]

If ” I wish a cussword would,” had a face, then that would be the face of Robert Charles. Robert Charles died in a hail of bullets and that’s the way he wanted it…(Pictured above, […]

Before the days of the Civil War, mass trials involving black men were hardly ever heard of. Mostly because black men never got to trial. They were usually summarily hung from the tallest tree they […]

In 2021, the third president to be impeached in the history of the United States went in front of Congress to learn his fate. Donald Trump was charged with insurrection for his role in the […]

This week’s article is going to focus on one of our heroes, John B. Meachum. John was enslaved by a man named Paul Mitchem. Now usually, when I talk about the Massa, I have to […]

“A humorous look back on black history from a story I wrote a few years ago.” Editor: GHill The phrase “never again” is almost always associated with the Jewish Holocaust in which over six million […]

So usually, our articles about the race riots and massacres of the past 400 years end with the deaths of hundreds of black folks in each incident at the hands of their oppressors. Those who […]