4yo Basketball Coach Is This NC High School Team’s Secret Weapon
He may be small, he may not know how to tie his shoes, but come game day at Tarboro High School in North Carolina, this toddler is commanding respect on the court. Christopher, who is just 4 years old, has earned the nickname “Lil Coach Bess” or “Coach CB” because he’s always right beside his […]
Zoe Slaughter Makes History as Texas A&M’s First Black Woman Golfer
She has become a trailblazer and an inspiration for future generations! In a historic step for Texas A&M Women’s Golf, Zoe Slaughter has become the first African-American to join the program since its inception in 1975, according to a report by NBC affiliate KAGS. Zoe’s journey began in 2021 when she joined the program, showcasing […]
LeBron James Makes History as the First NBA Player to Surpass 40,000 Career Points
We’re celebrating another milestone in the storied career of LeBron James! LeBron James has etched his name even deeper into the history of the NBA, becoming the first player to surpass 40,000 career points, according to NBC News. This momentous occasion unfolded during the March 2nd game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Denver […]
Undefeated Boxing Champion Claressa Shields Becomes First Woman to Win MMA Match in Saudi Arabia
Undefeated boxing champion, Claressa Shields, has etched her name in history by becoming the first woman to win a professional Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) bout in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The victory took place in Saudi Arabia on February 24, where Shields faced off against Kelsey De Santis. According to a report by CNN, […]
7 Powerful Quotes from Black Women to Kick Off Women’s History Month!
In the words of Beyonce, “Unique! That’s what you are!” As the world welcomes Women’s History Month, it is only fitting to begin this month-long celebration by reflecting on the profound words of Black women who have left invaluable marks on the fabric of time. Here are seven quotes to take with you in Women’s […]
Actress Malinda Williams Launches HBCU Coding Boot Camp For Women
She learned a new skill and is now making it more accessible for the next generation! Malinda Williams, best known for her roles in The Wood and the Soul Food television series, is paving the way for a new era of empowerment by launching The E.S.T.E.A.M. Project—a coding boot camp dedicated to fostering diversity and […]
Watch Sherri Surprise This High School Senior with Her Acceptance to Howard University
During an episode of SHERRI, Jada Cross, a high school senior, receives a surprise acceptance letter to her dream school, Howard University.
Tia Mowry Reflects on ‘Sister, Sister’ Ahead of the Sitcom’s 30th Anniversary
Tia Mowry and fans are wondering one thing: How is 1994 thirty years ago? Can you believe it has been almost three decades since the iconic sitcom, “Sister, Sister,” first graced our screens? Mowry recently took to Instagram to reflect on the show’s incredible journey, sharing a warm post that resonated with fans who continue […]
New Hulu Doc Tells the Story of One of America’s Oldest Black Boarding Schools
The Piney Woods School, the largest and second-oldest Black boarding school in the country, has been around for 115 years! Hulu‘s latest documentary, Sacred Soil: The Piney Woods School Story, unfolds against the backdrop of [one of] America’s oldest Black boarding schools. The film, now available for streaming on Hulu and Disney+, provides a window […]
Remembering Flint City Council Member & Community Activist Eric Mays
Eric Mays, a prominent Flint City Council member celebrated for his activism during the city’s water crisis, passed away at the age of 65. According to the Associated Press, the announcement of his death was made by city officials late Saturday, although the cause of death was not disclosed. The loss has reverberated throughout Flint, […]