8 Years In Jail: The Reels Brothers spent Eight years in Jail for refusing to leave their land that was Family bought and owned land, one generation after Slavery. IN THE SPRING OF 2011, the brothers Melvin Davis and Licurtis Reels were the talk of Carteret County, on the central coast of North Carolina. Some people Read More…
History
LEARNING LANGUAGES
LEARNING LANGUAGE – Meet the Siblings Who Are Teaching Other Kids How to Speak up to 8 Different Languages Cleveland, OH — Meet 4-year old Emilio, 6-year old Amora, 8-year old Rosie, 10-year old LaLa, 12-year old Anita, 16-year old Malachi, 18-year old Kimoni, 20-year old Mina, and baby Makalo. These young homeschoolers have created Read More…
Ramarni Wilfred – BEYOND EINSTEIN
Ramarni Wilfred – Meet the Black Teen Genius With an IQ Higher Than Bill Gates and Albert Einstein. According to BBC, Wilfred scored higher than scientist Albert Einstein, Bill Gates, and physicist Stephen Hawking at age 11. By achieving a 162, the young student, who studies at a comprehensive school in east London, is considered Read More…
Legacy Home Loans – Black – Owned Mortgage Banking Firm
Legacy Home Loans – Black-owned mortgage banking firm headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, have opened three new branch offices in Black and minority communities as they continue to make good on their commitment to empowering African American communities throughout the United States. “We have a focus on building sustainable wealth through homeownership and leaving family Read More…
ShaQuanda Cotton – Memoir of a “Teacher Slapping”
ShaQuanda Cotton, who in 2006 was sentenced to up to 7 years confinement at a Texas juvenile detention facility as a black teen following accusations that she pushed a white teacher’s aide, announces the release of her new book, ‘Memoir of a “Teacher Slapping” On September 30, 2005, 14-year-old ShaQuanda Cotton attempted to enter a Read More…
First Lady Bank President
“Miss Maggie” Walker, the daughter of a former slave, who in 1903 became the first woman of any race to found and become president of an American bank. Three of its branches still operate. Maggie Walker also founded a newspaper and a department store called “Saint Luke’s Emporium.