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Gado Images, a business that provides historical photo licenses and prints, has announced the release of new technology called Open Computer Vision which uses facial recognition from scanned photos to search by person, specifically from the photo collection of the Afro-American newspapers. The Afro-American was founded in 1892 by a former slave named John H. […]
Jacque Reid goes inside her story with Rhonda and Joshua Smith about his lemonade stand that has topped its goal of $1,000 to help Detroit's finances. Check out this endearing interview and hear how one kid's small gesture is making a big impact.
Roland Martin talks with Dominique Dawes about Gabby Douglas' s historic win and more on TJMS.
Just asking for a quote can insure a student will get to attend and stay enrolled in a historically black college or university (HBCU). Under the fourth annual Allstate Quotes for Education program, which is teaming up with the Tom Joyner Foundation, Allstate will donate $10, up to a total of $150,000, to the Foundation […]
Dear Tom and Family, I have a cousin, Shantelle Wells who epitomizes what Maya Angelou describes as a "Phenomenal Woman". She is a mother of two children Alan, 11 and Bri O'nna 17. She was a teenage mother and moved out of her parents’ home by age 18. She has always been independent, worked the […]
Sybil Wilkes with news headlines for today including the latest on the Obama campaign
Huggy Lowdown jokes about the King's Men and more.
In Little Rock, Arkansas, 1927, a racial riot erupted over the lynching of John Carter, a black man who was the fall guy for the homicide of a 12-year old white girl named Floella McDonald. The child was found in First Presbyterian Church. Originally, the blame fell on the church janitor who found the girl […]
The King's Men bring church to the red velvet cake studio.
The King's Men discuss their upcoming tour and more on TJMS.
