Who Was George Jackson? The Man the System Feared
George Jackson was more than a prisoner. He was a revolutionary, an intellectual, and a symbol of resistance against the U.S. prison-industrial complex. His story is one of transformation, struggle,…
Taking Time To Remember Clara Mother Hale House
“Remembering Mother Hale: How Hale House Became a Lifeline for Babies and Mothers in Crisis” In the late 1960s, as heroin ravaged many Black communities and babies were being born…
Black Entrepreneurs We All Should Know
By Independent Rob | Black Perspective News Black Entrepreneurs: A Legacy of Greatness and Grit From the plantations of the 1800s to the skyscrapers of today’s business world, Black entrepreneurs…
The Black Man Who Talked to the Klan: Daryl Davis
The Daryl Davis Story Every so often, a story comes along that sounds almost too remarkable to believe. One of those stories centers around Daryl Davis. Who is a Black…
Can Black Students Benefit More from Homeschooling
By Independent Rob | Black Perspective News 💭 A Different Kind of Education Revolution For decades, many Black parents have trusted the public school system to educate their children —…
The Future of Black Tech: 7 Emerging Startups to Watch
By Independent Rob | Black Perspective News From AI to fintech to fashion tech, a new wave of Black innovators is taking over the digital economy. These founders aren’t just…
💡 Five Black Founders Using Tech to Change the World
By Independent Rob | Black Perspective News When most people think about Silicon Valley or the tech revolution, they don’t picture faces that look like ours. But across America —…
Nat Turner Leads Slave Rebellion in Virginia
On August 21, 1831. Nat Turner, an enslaved preacher and visionary. led one of the most significant uprisings against slavery in American history. The rebellion began in Southampton County, Virginia.…
Central Park Subway Station Renamed Malcolm X Plaza
New York Renames Central Park Subway Station in Honor of Malcolm X Malcolm X Plaza is here in a powerful tribute to one of America’s most influential civil rights leaders.…
14-Year-Alena Analeigh McQuarter Makes History
At just 14 years old, Alena Analeigh McQuarter has achieved what many only dream of—graduating from college and earning early acceptance into medical school. The California native and Texas resident…