Maynard Daly News Today

Sure, soul food is iconic, but the culinary impact goes way beyond that.

(STACKER/ WFXR) — Over the years, school curricula have changed, limiting the scope to the same Black figures throughout history. Several states including Florida, Texas, and Oklahoma have approved or suggested measures to limit race-related language in public schools. In 2023, Florida rejected an Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies course saying the content in […]

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As a woman at the top of my field, I am thrilled to see others rewarded. Their achievements are vital to inspiring more girls to dream big and overcome barriers

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As more states add bans on teaching Black history in classrooms across America, Stacker highlighted 19 underrepresented trailblazers to keep in mind.

20 Historical Women who Changed the World: paintings by Chinwe Russell at The Base.

Dr. Marie Maynard Daly was born on April 16, 1921, in Corona, Queens, New York, and attended Hunter College High School.

The Urban Park Rangers held their Women’s History Month: Historic Women of Queens event on the Beach 86th Boardwalk on Saturday, March 18. Rangers Shantel Mena and Michelle Michon held a session where they talked about the women who shaped Queens (and history) forever. The event started off with an easter egg hunt where attendees

Meet 10 African American scientists who have made the world a better place for everyone.