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Where have all the Black cowboys gone? They are raging in the heart and mind of debut...

Jonathan Majors, Idris Elba and Regina King lead an all-star cast in Jeymes Samuel's Netflix Western. Read the Empire review.

Buffalo-Clearmont Stage Line, courtesy of Clearmont Historical Group First came the horse for travel on the Western Plains. Then enterprising men discovered that people would pay to ride in more comfort and to travel faster than riding just one horse. The stagecoach was born. A stage, with change

AMLO recibirá a los 11 gobernadores electos de Morena El Universal 23/06/2021 16:34 pm Foto: Cortesía A- CIUDAD DE MÉXICO.- El presidente Andrés Manuel López Obrador adelantó que mañana comerá con los 11 gobernadores electos de Morena y posteriormente con los gobernadores electos de Nuevo León y Querétaro. “Mañana recibo a los 11 gobernadores electos de la colación Justos Haremos Historia y me han solicitado audiencia los gobernadores electos de Nuevo León -Samuel García- y Qu...

By Darcie Caswell This February, the Central Rappahannock Regional Library celebrates African American history with online programs for all ages that can be found at librarypoint.org/african-american-history. There, you can find a video series focusing on Black inventors and a variety of booklists with recommended titles for all ages. The books below are selections from one of those lists, Our Stories: The African American Experience for Children, which includes titles for readers u...

Note: This obituary and several other stories were deleted by Webrfaction last week when the Icon was offline. Weve since reposted it. Jack M. Fields, 84, died Dec. 23, 2020, at the Ohio State University-Wexner Medical Center in Columbus. Jack was born Sept. 19, 1936, in Bluffton to the late Robert and Gertrude (Free) Fields. On Aug. 16, 1957, he married Carol Moser Fields who survives. Jack graduated from Bluffton High School where he was the all-time leading scorer for 44 years with 916 ...

By Cherranda Smith In 1895, She was hired because she was the fastest at hitching a team of six horses. She drove her route with horses and a mule named Moses.  Standing at impressive six feet tall, Mary was born into slavery in 1832 in Tennessee. She was known for wearing men’s clothes, smoking, drinking and shooting guns. Before becoming mail carrier, she worked for 10 years at a convent, but her lifestyle led to her being kicked out of the mission. As a star carrier in Cascade, Montana,...