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/PRNewswire/ -- The SissyMarySue Education Fund is thrilled to announce its upcoming virtual event, "Change the World the More We Care," generously supported...
Tuskegee University receives $6.7 million in federal funding to launch a new aviation degree program, aiming to address the pilot shortage and encourage minority participation.
Al Niles Jr. was 4 when he stepped into an airplane for the first time and got a glimpse inside an open cockpit, stirring an early interest in aviation and
In the evenings, Ken Johnson often climbed up a tree and stared off into the horizon. The teenager had dreams of piloting a plane, but it would be a half-dozen years before his maiden flight. That was the mid-1970s.
There are many ways to celebrate Black History Month around DC: Expand your mind with a talk on Afrofuturism, watch a powerful chorus concert, or cook Gullah Geechee-style crab fried rice while you learn about the southern culture. Here are a few ideas for how you should spend your time this month. On history: Dinner included: Learn about the food and culture of the Gullah Geechee community in this virtual talk presented by the Museum of Food and Drink and the Smithsonian Folklife Festival. Chefs Amethyst Ganaway and Benjamin Dennis will make crab fried rice, and cooks at home can follow alo...