Wendell Scott became the first African-American to obtain a NASCAR racing license in 1953. Now, decades after making history, Wendell…
Broadcast journalist Gil Noble was a pioneer in TV broadcasting and a well-known reporter during the civil rights era. Gil…
Alessandro De’Medici, a.k.a. “IL Moro,” which stands for “The Moor,” was the first African-American Duke of Florence, Italy and the…
Bessie B. Stringfield, a.k.a. “BB,” was the first black woman to make eight long-distance solo tours across the U.S. on…
Filmmaker Jamaa Fanaka was best known for his 1979 pivotal breakout film “Penitentiary.” He is also known as a leader…
The city of Sanford, Florida is in the headlines as the place where Trayvon Martin was shot and killed. But…
The case of Shelley vs. Kraemer dates back to 1945, when the family of J.D. Shelley purchased a home in…
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