How did life for Black Americans change in the 1950s?

How did life for Black Americans change in the 1940s?

The importance of history.

Why are so many Black American names so distinct and unique?

How did life for Black Americans change in the 1930s?

On Super Tuesday 1992, Bill Clinton organized a press conference at the Stone Mountain Correctional Facility in Georgia, an area rich with white supremacist events, to remind voters that he was tough on crime and not a president of "special interests," like his forerunners Dukakis and Mondale. He delivered a speech in front of a crowd of mostly Black inmates. Jerry Brown remarked on the photo op: ”Two white men and forty black prisoners, what's he saying? He's saying we got '

How did life for Black Americans change in the 1920s?

How did female rap get so freaky?

6 Music History Facts You May Not Know... and a Playlist!

Christmas has a complicated history in the black community, and our relationship to it is often omitted from historical narratives about the holiday in America.

Love food history? Love black history? Combine the two with these eight facts!

Have you ever wondered if you could be a stripper? Can you last all night in Pleasers and pop out with amazing lap dances? Down below you'll find 10 facts about Black Strip Clubs. You might be surprised what you learn.

How many of these ten history facts about black women's hair do you know?

From Abolition Papers to BET, How Have Black People Spread the News?

No matter the era, black people have always made time for a party. Here's a quick list of black party facts.

Outside of juke joints, racial passing, and the Ku Klux Klan, did you catch these eleven historical connections in the Ryan Coogler film Sinners? 

Do black people know how to swim?

Magic is more wrapped up in politics and race than you may think. For most of human history, magic has been as real a belief system as religion, from misconceptions about the Salem Witch Trials to plantation magic and Harlem’s hustlers. How much do you know about the historical connection between Black people and magic?

How and why is the sexual abuse of black boys so common?