Custom Search


Navy Christens USNS Charles Drew

In Civil Rights, Politics & Law posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read full article.

The new cargo and ammunition ship, out of San Diego, CA, is named in honor of Dr. Charles Drew–a physician and medical researcher whose pioneering work led to breakthroughs in blood plasma and blood transfusions.
 

Brockton schools focus on black history all year long

In Education posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read full article.

 In Brockton, a Boston suburb, the most diverse community in the region, the high school puts year-long focus on African-American history and culture, educators there said.
 

Community baby shower helps raise healthy families

In Arts, Culture & Leisure posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read full article.

 
 Dozens of parents attended a community baby shower aimed at helping African-Americans raise healthy families.

 

 

Meet Z-Blade XX: Positive & inspirational superhero

In Arts, Culture & Leisure posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read full article.

Z-Blade is poised to inspire change in the world and represent justice in the world says creator Reed Greenfield.
 

Alaskan Buffalo Soldier proud of his service in World War II

In Civil Rights, Politics & Law posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read article

Ollen Hunt is part of a dwindling number of black troops who served in segregated units.

Pushing for preservation of historic black schools

In Education posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read article

Mount Cavalry School is one of only a handful of former black schools in Horry County that have survived the decades since they were built starting in the mid 1920s.



How one woman helped break the color barrier

In Civil Rights, Politics & Law posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read article

Before desegregation, light-skinned African-American was served at a Charlotte restaurant for whites.

Alvin Ailey’s legacy has been kept, and expanded

In Arts, Culture & Leisure posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read article

For 20 years, Judith Jamison has not just tended the flame, but fueled the dance company in ways that make it burn more brightly.

41st NAACP Image Awards

In Arts, Culture & Leisure posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read full article.

The 41st NAACP Image Awards was held at the Shrine Auditorium on Friday.The event celebrated the achievements and performances of people of color in the arts.

Jordan Strikes Deal To Buy NBA Team

In Business posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read full article.

Jordan’s ownership group — called MJ Basketball Holdings LLC, struck a deal late Friday night to buy controlling interest of the Charlotte Bobcats.
 

Black EPA Chief Off to Good Start

In Civil Rights, Politics & Law posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read article

President Obama has empowered Lisa Jackson to literally clean up the mess in underserved and economically disadvantaged neighborhoods.

African-American entrepreneurs face more challenges to start, build business

In Arts, Culture & Leisure posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read article

Research suggests blacks are 50% more likely to try to start a business than whites, yet they face an uphill battle in finding the capital and connections to make their companies successful.

Who Was Fela Kuti?

In Civil Rights, Politics & Law posted by TD Staff
Click on image to read article

A legend in his native Nigeria, Kuti’s impact has been felt all across the world.

 

Positive, inspirational & motivational Black news. Updated several times daily. Add to Google Reader or Homepage Add to My AOL

© 2006-2010 Todays Drum LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Powered by WordPress. Design by MJA Web Design