Author: James Morrison
Did You Know Enslaved Africans Were America’s First Engineers, Architects, and Skilled Builders? American slavery is often described in one dimension: brute labor in fields. That picture is incomplete, and it hides one of the most consequential truths about how the United States was built. Enslaved Africans were not only forced agricultural workers. Many were […]
Barcelona moved a step closer to domestic silverware on Tuesday night, defeating Guadalajara to progress in the 2025 Copa del Rey, in a match that underscored the club’s growing tactical maturity under pressure. Facing a motivated Guadalajara side eager to exploit any complacency, Barcelona leaned on structure rather than spectacle. The Catalans controlled possession early, […]
Dorothy Irene Height is often described as “the godmother of the civil rights movement,” a title earned not through symbolism, but through decades of strategic leadership that reshaped American democracy. While history frequently centers male voices of the movement, Height worked behind, and often beyond, the spotlight, ensuring that Black women were not erased from […]
Jackie Robinson is remembered not simply as a baseball legend, but as a transformative figure whose courage altered the trajectory of American sports and accelerated the nation’s reckoning with racial inequality. Born on January 31, 1919, in Cairo, Georgia, Robinson grew up in Pasadena, California, where he excelled in multiple sports. At UCLA, he became […]
Stefflon Don’s rise in music is a story shaped by movement, culture, and fearless self-expression. Born Stephanie Victoria Allen in Birmingham, England, and raised partly in the Netherlands before settling in London, her journey reflects the multicultural reality that defines modern Black music. With Caribbean roots and a sharp lyrical edge, Stefflon Don emerged as […]
