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Inside Conditions: Dave Parker, like other Black athletes, had to wait too long for his flowers

Recently, Jay Berry posted an article on mikefarrell­sports.com titled: "Deion Sanders Says Honor Leg­ends Now, Not After They're Gone." Mr. Berry posted the fol­lowing:...

This Week In Black History July 9-15, 2025

President Abraham Lincoln, with young son Tad and Senator Charles Sumner, salutes a detachment of African-American Union troops in Richmond, Virginia at the end...

This Week In Black History July 2-8, 2025

LT. CHARLES HALL JULY 2 1777—Vermont becomes first U.S. territory to abolish slavery. By 1783, New Hampshire and Massachusetts had followed Vermont’s lead. The ab­olition...

This Week In Black History – June 25 July 1, 2025

JUNE 25 1773—Massachusetts slaves peti­tion for their freedom. As a result of the petition, a bill ending slavery in the state was actually drawn...

1930s Detroit comes to life in novel presented by actor Blair Underwood

Blair Underwood Credit: Collin Starks photo by JULIAN MICHAEL CALDWELL, NY AMSTERDAM NEWS Readers are transported to the bustling Black community of 1930s Black Bottom...

This Week In Black History June 18-24, 2025

JUNE 18 1941—Labor and civil rights leader A. Phillip Randolph initially rejects a plea by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to call off the first-ever...

This Week In Black History June 11-17, 2025

JUNE 11 1963—President John F. Kennedy declares during a nationwide radio and television address that segrega­tion was “morally wrong” and told the U.S. Congress...

The Carr Report: Lottery vs. Legacy…Play less, stack more!

By now, you’ve probably heard the hype: “Powerball is up to $1.5 billion!” Folks are lined up at gas stations, hop­ing today’s their lucky...

This Week In Black History June 4-10, 2025

JUNE 4 1972—College professor and activist Angela Davis is acquitted of charges that she assisted and conspired with the young men involved in a...

This Week In Black History May 28-June 3, 2025

MAY 28 1936—Betty Shabazz, the widow of Black nationalist leader Malcolm X, was born on this day in Detroit, Mich. Shabazz was born Betty...

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