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Watch: Houston Filmmaker’s New Short Film Celebrating Black Women in Cowboy Culture

Houston Filmmaker Launches New Short Film Celebrating Black Women in Cowboy Culture / Photo credit: YouTube

“Beyoncé got her drip from the folks who embraced the cowgirl culture before her.” Black cowboys and cowhands have almost been erased from history, despite their contributions to the expansion of this country and the development of the rodeo. For Black women rodeo riders, there’s even less acknowledgment. Houston native and film director Isaac Yowman […]

Virginia Educator is Using Field Trips to Teach Black Students About State’s History as Birthplace of American Slavery

The history lessons are right in their own backyard. NBC NEWS–which accompanied students on the excursion–reports that Edwin Allison, a veteran African American history teacher at Granby High School in Norfolk, Virginia, is taking a unique approach to educating his students about the state’s complex history as the birthplace of American slavery. Through field trips […]

Stacey Abrams Launches New Initiative at Columbia University to Economically Empower Women

Stacey Abrams Launches New Initiative at Columbia University To Economically Empower Women

Stacey Abrams is continuing her work of advancing equal rights for the most vulnerable communities! The author and activist has helped launch a new Women’s Initiative at Columbia University’s Institute of Global Politics (IGP) that focuses on economically empowering women and girls. “The Institute of Global Politics’ Women’s Initiative will produce high-quality, actionable research and policy […]

Black NASA Employees Go Viral After Sharing Official Headshots

There’s nothing we love more than to see Black people unabashedly share their accomplishments and encourage one another. Especially when locs, natural hair and braids are involved! Thanks to Tyrone Jacobs, and his recent viral post to X, Black employees at NASA have started sharing their official government headshots and we can’t get enough. Jacob’s original […]

This Minnesota Family Celebrated 3 Generations Of Leap Year Birthdays

This Minnesota Family Celebrated 3 Generations Of Leap Year Birthdays

The odds of being born on Leap Day are one in 1,461. A family in Minnesota beat those odds three times in a row! On February 29th this year, family matriarch Elizabeth Stevens turned 88 years old (or 22 if you’re going by Leap Day standards). Her niece, Tonya Berzat, turned 56 and her granddaughter, […]

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