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The Colored Hockey League of Maritimes in Nova Scotia was formed in 1894 across the provinces of Canada. This was 22 years before the National Hockey League. The first all-black ice hockey league held over a dozen teams and employed over 400 African-Canadian players. The men were typically natives from the Nova Scotia, New Brunswick […]
Are you a fan of the Tom Joyner Morning Show? Of course you are or you wouldn’t be here. This weekend you can catch J. Anthony Brown, the man himself, live and in person, if you happen to live in Detroit. For those of you who don’t, well ya missed out this time, but we’ll […]
Sybil Wilkes gives us the day’s hottest topics including the latest from the shooting on Capitol Hill.
Tom and the crew open the show recapping the season premiere of ABC’s “Scandal.”
J. B. Smoove has the best jobs in show business – starring in both “Real Husbands of Hollywood” on BET and on the new show “The Millers,” with Wil Arnett, Beau Bridges and Margo Martindale. Here he talks about how he’s made his career pop, how to make sure you wake up on time no […]
Comedian Chris Paul details the fall out after Katherine Jackson’s loss to AEG Live. Everything is falling apart!
Comedian Arnez J goes in on his mama for her less than flattering shape.
Huggy Lowdown says everyone is affected by the government shutdown even his cousin Nardo!
Get the dinner cooked, get the laundry done, get the kids to bed. “Scandal” is back tonight on ABC at 10 p.m. and according to star Kerry Washington; you don’t want to miss anything. (SPOILER ALERT: Do not watch the clip if you don’t want to know more about tonight’s episode.) “I have seen the […]
I might sound happy this morning but I’m actually scared to walk outside of my house sometimes. Sometimes I’m scared to log onto social media. I’m nervous to turn on the TV. Because I never know what kind of anger I might encounter. Have you seen the video of the S-U-V driver who ran over […]
Willie Mae Kirk, also known as “Ankie,” of Austin, TX, was a civil rights leader who led black students in protest against injustice in the 1940’s. Ms. Kirk worked as a teacher in Austin schools for 32 years. Among her battles was discrimination in public venues of Austin and voter registration. She was the mother […]
DEAR TOM, My mom was a cheerleader at the University of Arkansas in Pine Bluff. That’s where she met my dad. he enlisted in the Marines, They got married and they moved to El Toro, California. after his service, they moved to Dallas. They started a family but, sadly, it didn’t work out. I later […]
