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Arabs In Tunisia: Casting Denzel Washington As The Great Hannibal In Movie Is False, He Wasn't Black African - Vimarsana News

Arabs In Tunisia: Casting Denzel Washington As The Great Hannibal In Movie Is False, He Wasn't Black African

Arabs In Tunisia: Casting Denzel Washington As The Great Hannibal In Movie Is False, He Wasn't Black African

Denzel Washington's Hannibal Movie Sparks Controversy in Tunisia - Vimarsana News

Denzel Washington's Hannibal Movie Sparks Controversy in Tunisia

Denzel Washington being cast in a Netflix movie as Hannibal is sparking controversy in Tunisia.

78 years after his death in Nazi Germany, a Black Kansas City hero is honored in his hometown - Vimarsana News

78 years after his death in Nazi Germany, a Black Kansas City hero is honored in his hometown

Pfc. Willy F. James Jr. was among seven African American troops unjustly denied the country’s highest military award for valor during World War II. Veterans and service members at James' memorial shared their thoughts on his legacy.

Source: kcur.org
Centralia Police Officer and National Guard member talks about ultimate sacrifice in Elmwood Cemetery Memorial Day program - Vimarsana News

Centralia Police Officer and National Guard member talks about ultimate sacrifice in Elmwood Cemetery Memorial Day program

A Centralia Police Officer and Army National Guard member who recently returned from a year of service in Kuwa...

Obituary: 1929-2021: Oceanside's Moore was among the nation's first Black marines - Vimarsana News

Obituary: 1929-2021: Oceanside's Moore was among the nation's first Black marines

Oceanside —  In 1946, Robert L. Moore was stunned to see two Black Marines in uniform walking down the street near his home in North Carolina. Those men were Montford Point Marines, who were the first Black men to serve in the U.S. Marine Corps. Beginning in August 1942, about 20,000 Black men — including Moore, who rushed to enlist after seeing the men — trained at the segregated Camp Montford Point in Jacksonville, N.C. The camp was decommissioned in 1949 when President Harry Truman desegregated the armed forces. Today, fewer than 400 of these men are believed to survive, and last ...