The First Black Woman to Write, Produce, and Act in Her Own Film
Maria P. Williams pioneered filmmaking for African American women, but her life is even more thrilling than her sole film.
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Maria P. Williams pioneered filmmaking for African American women, but her life is even more thrilling than her sole film.
Elizabeth City State University’s Rosenwald Practice School and Principal’s House rehabilitation project just received a boost from three new National Park Service grants. Two grants totaling $1.5 million will ensure
It was on March 17, 1827, at a meeting of “Freed Negroes” in New York City, that Samuel Cornish, a Presbyterian minister, and John Russwurn, the first Negro college graduate in the United States, established the negro newspaper.
A mental health break in the way of retrospective on Nichelle Nichols, particularly for readers who saw Star Trek in its original run.