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Champion bicycle racer Marshall 'Major" Taylor, artist Whitfield Lovell and Much More!

A program at the Saratoga Springs History Museum, "Solomon Northup: The Years after Twelve Years a Slave," will present the story of Solomon Northup, a free black man kidnapped from Saratoga Springs, New York in 1841.

Deborah L. Parker feels grounded by the grit of her ancestors, to keep going and achieve, no matter how hard it seems at times.

“Stubborn As A Mule,” the internationally award winning film, has been uploaded to YouTube.com in honor Black History Month 2013.

Author Jim Musgrave announces his popular novel, Freak Story: 1967-1969, will be free of charge from February 15 until February 17th.

Come Discover Haiti at the Haitian Heritage Museum 9th Annual Gala in the beautiful Miami Design District as we celebrate our culture and world history! By highlighting community trail blazers.

CINCINNATI, OH - The Cincinnati Film Festival is pleased to announce that they are partnering with the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center for the Sky Film Festival, as a part of their programming for Black History Month.

This year, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Chi Beta Omega chapter celebrates Black History Month by honoring Sorors of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

This presentation will include a summary of the story of Solomon Northup’s kidnapping in 1841, and his subsequent enslavement and rescue. Next, David Fiske will describe Northup's life after his return to the Saratoga/Glens Falls, New York, area.

PHASTAR Corporation unveils plans for Davis Aerospace Academy & Maritime Fall 2013 Launch. Fundraising initiatives will be advanced to support the development of the Academy including an auction, robust donation campaign, and the stage play.

Off-Broadway "Black Angels Over Tuskegee" Set To Launch 2013 Tour

Life in the Black a Simpler Place & Time is a story in pictures and words of what life was like for those of us who are now a part of that 40 and 50 year old generation including: Recycling, Innovation, Summer Jobs and down south Family Vacations.

UNESCO-TST three day conference: “Hidden Stories of Rights Denied in Florida,” November 9-11, 2012, Doubletree Hilton at Sea World, Orlando, Florida,1-407-352-1100.

Black Artists Vocal Extravaganza is a concert of arias, opera excerpts and spirituals with dramatic narrative paying homage to African-American opera singers to be presented Sunday October 21, 2012 at 4PM at Convent Ave. Baptist Church in Harlem, NY

Fresh face actress Sequoia Houston is set to appear in “Torn-The Willie Lynch Letter.” New to Hollywood, she is proving to be one of the hot new actresses to watch.

Noir La Modé In conjunction with the Urban League of LI Young Professionals, launches a spectacular 3 day run of events to benefit charities Agape Haven of Abundance and The Urban League of LI. Which kicks off from February 17, 2012.

“In one word, FIRE!” says Rapp Attack Lives & Bum Squad DJ Nasty Nes when asked to describe G-B.A.L.L.’s new single and tribute to a Music Icon and living legend.

Monica C. Dowe, CEO/Senior Event Manager, will speak "A Diverse World Showing Courage and Strength Together" on February 29, 2012 at noon. This program is free and open to the public.

The Board of Directors of Chicago's A P Randolph Pullman Porter Museum has elected David A. Peterson, Jr., as its president. He replaces the Museum’s Founder and Director Emeritus, Dr. Lyn Hughes, who is stepping down after 17 years at the helm.

To commemorate their 25th anniversary, the Baltimore Times slated four phenomenal events over the course of 2011 that held true to their mission of empowering Baltimore City and its surrounding counties.

Champion bicycle racer Marshall 'Major" Taylor, artist Whitfield Lovell and Much More!

A program at the Saratoga Springs History Museum, "Solomon Northup: The Years after Twelve Years a Slave," will present the story of Solomon Northup, a free black man kidnapped from Saratoga Springs, New York in 1841.

Deborah L. Parker feels grounded by the grit of her ancestors, to keep going and achieve, no matter how hard it seems at times.

“Stubborn As A Mule,” the internationally award winning film, has been uploaded to YouTube.com in honor Black History Month 2013.

J.A.M.P. Masters release their debut album "JAMP-ism A New Breed" - a tribute to the Godfather of Soul. This funky debut album features eleven soul classics by the students of the James Brown Academy of Musk Pupils in Augusta, Georgia.

Independent author, Jim Musgrave’s ebook, hit number one in African American Historical fiction over the weekend of February 16th.

Author Jim Musgrave announces his popular novel, Freak Story: 1967-1969, will be free of charge from February 15 until February 17th.

Come Discover Haiti at the Haitian Heritage Museum 9th Annual Gala in the beautiful Miami Design District as we celebrate our culture and world history! By highlighting community trail blazers.

CINCINNATI, OH - The Cincinnati Film Festival is pleased to announce that they are partnering with the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center for the Sky Film Festival, as a part of their programming for Black History Month.

This year, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Chi Beta Omega chapter celebrates Black History Month by honoring Sorors of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

This presentation will include a summary of the story of Solomon Northup’s kidnapping in 1841, and his subsequent enslavement and rescue. Next, David Fiske will describe Northup's life after his return to the Saratoga/Glens Falls, New York, area.

Rare Handwritten Lincoln Manuscript Goes on Exhibit January 28

PHASTAR Corporation unveils plans for Davis Aerospace Academy & Maritime Fall 2013 Launch. Fundraising initiatives will be advanced to support the development of the Academy including an auction, robust donation campaign, and the stage play.

Off-Broadway "Black Angels Over Tuskegee" Set To Launch 2013 Tour

Life in the Black a Simpler Place & Time is a story in pictures and words of what life was like for those of us who are now a part of that 40 and 50 year old generation including: Recycling, Innovation, Summer Jobs and down south Family Vacations.

UNESCO-TST three day conference: “Hidden Stories of Rights Denied in Florida,” November 9-11, 2012, Doubletree Hilton at Sea World, Orlando, Florida,1-407-352-1100.

Black Artists Vocal Extravaganza is a concert of arias, opera excerpts and spirituals with dramatic narrative paying homage to African-American opera singers to be presented Sunday October 21, 2012 at 4PM at Convent Ave. Baptist Church in Harlem, NY

In Time For Fashion Friday LuxuryTickers.com Via Their Luxe Life Blog High-Lights The Life And Work of The First Black Woman On The Cover Of American Vogue, Super Model Beverly Johnson

Noted historian and Fathers’ Rights Attorney Jeffery M. Leving is featured in NBC Chicago’s (Ch. 5) African-American History special airing this Sunday, March 18 at 8:00am.

Just when the Smithsonian is honoring Black History with its new National Museum of African American History and Culture on the Mall, Pompano Beach Florida is stealing and destroying Black History landmarks and trampling civil rights

Fresh face actress Sequoia Houston is set to appear in “Torn-The Willie Lynch Letter.” New to Hollywood, she is proving to be one of the hot new actresses to watch.

Celebrate at the Springs Preserve’s third annual Black History Month Festival. The festival will highlight the rich heritage of African-American entertainment, cuisine and art on February 25.

Black History Month Vocal Extravaganza is a unique concert of arias, opera excerpts and spirituals with dramatic narrative paying homage to Black opera singers past and present, performed by artists from the Metropolitan Opera and rising opera stars.

Noir La Modé In conjunction with the Urban League of LI Young Professionals, launches a spectacular 3 day run of events to benefit charities Agape Haven of Abundance and The Urban League of LI. Which kicks off from February 17, 2012.

The Hannah Project celebrates Black History Month in Marin City, CA with an exhibition of David S. Johnson's photography. Opening reception is Sunday, February 13th from 4 to 7p. More information on events during for the month at: hannahproject.org

“In one word, FIRE!” says Rapp Attack Lives & Bum Squad DJ Nasty Nes when asked to describe G-B.A.L.L.’s new single and tribute to a Music Icon and living legend.

Monica C. Dowe, CEO/Senior Event Manager, will speak "A Diverse World Showing Courage and Strength Together" on February 29, 2012 at noon. This program is free and open to the public.

The Board of Directors of Chicago's A P Randolph Pullman Porter Museum has elected David A. Peterson, Jr., as its president. He replaces the Museum’s Founder and Director Emeritus, Dr. Lyn Hughes, who is stepping down after 17 years at the helm.

When most people think of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, they think of crabs, watermen, and the colorful history portrayed in Michener’s Chesapeake.

Discover what Dr. King would do if he were alive today, by listening to the archive on The Wealthy Speaker Show with host Paul Lawrence Vann. This broadcast uncovers insight never before heard from The Dreamer.

To commemorate their 25th anniversary, the Baltimore Times slated four phenomenal events over the course of 2011 that held true to their mission of empowering Baltimore City and its surrounding counties.

A day of splendour, Celebrating the Women of Colour, An awesome line up of Women making a difference, This day has been uniquely designed to bring together, Women of Colour connecting through shared visions, passions, goals & dreams.

Author and cultural commentator Stephen Bayley lends his support to an exhibition highlighting black achievement as part of Black History Month UK

Help us celebrate William Wilberforce Day on August 24.

The art of story telling and educational activities must not be forgotten!

Twenty original documents and artifacts from The Freeman Institute Black History Collection about the Transatlantic Slave Trade are exhibited (free) at the United Nations until 30 April, 2011.

You Can Walk In The Footsteps of Philadelphia's African-American Ancestors For Under $20

African Americans have made incredible strides in many areas, but generational wealth is one in which we need to play catch-up. There is an often-overlooked, simple way to build generational wealth for pennies a day.

On Friday, February 25, 2011, at its annual celebration for Black History Month, host delancyhill P.A., will honor attorney John Kozyak for his inspiring advocacy in fostering mentorship opportunities for minority law students in Florida.

‘The Black Plight in America’ celebrates Black History month.

Festival will honor the rich heritage and cultural contributions of African-American music, cuisine, and art, February 19

Boys & Girls Harbor presents “Our Stories, Our Voices 2011” a program of music, dance and theater featuring Harbor students on February 28,at 6:00 pm celebrating Black History honoring Terrie Williams, hosted by David Ushery, WNBC News 4.

Black History Month is a time of celebration for the achievements of African American’s throughout our history. Everyone has their own traditions that they use to celebrate and we at the J.C. Coleman Foundation have our way to celebrate as well.

Austin Black Newcomers Association was formed to promote community service and leadership by connecting new residents with existing African-American organizations. This event features the founder of the Chicago-based Empowerment Experiment project.

Scott Robinson designs, Inc. launches new product line Mahogany Angels to inspire the African American Community. The line consists of bookmarks and notebooks featuring original African American artwork by artist LaShonda Scott Robinson.

A historical timeline apparel company featuring hoodies, hats, tees, tank tops, and more chronicling the dna trace through the ancient civilizations, and import dates in human history, historical colleges, jazz and music history, black history 365..

I Am Royalty is a series of biographical anthologies that are compiled to serve as bridges throughout many different communities. The purposes of these bridges are to close gaps that are left in our communities.

One of America’s leading authorities on Black hospitals, Nathaniel Wesley, Jr., has recently unveiled his fourth publication, Black Hospitals in America: History, Contributions and Demise.

Over 30 Black/African-American Men and Women have come together to bring Volume 1 of I Am Royalty to life.

The Oklahoma Black Book Writers Mission Statement: Place the state of Oklahoma in the forefront of the African-American book writing community by helping aspiring authors become published: Promote literacy through author-inspired events.