Category: Know Your History

Mike Tyson Returns to Kinshasa — Reconnecting with His Congolese Roots 50 Years After the Rumble in the Jungle

One Man. Four Sports. Endless Legacy — Jackie Robinson Made History at UCLA

From the Free-Throw Line to Forever — The Leap That Made Michael Jordan a Legend

Meet the Engineer Who Changed the World Without a Call — Henry T. Sampson and His 1971 Invention That Led to the Cell Phone

They Dyed, Sewed, and Innovated — But Were Erased from History: The True Inventors of Blue Jeans

Martin Luther King Jr.’s Daughter Urges a Stop to AI Video Recreating Her Father’s Voice and Image

In 1971, Cheryl Browne Made History as the First African American to Compete in Miss America

Breaking Barriers and Making History — Meet Elmer Lucille Allen, the 94-Year-Old Chemist Who Paved the Way for Black Women in STEM

Denied by Every U.S. Flight School, Bessie Coleman Crossed the Ocean and Became America’s First Black Woman Pilot

At just 12 years old, Diego Frazão Torquato Played His Violin Through Tears At The Funeral of His Beloved Music Teacher — The Man Who Helped Him Escape Poverty And Violence Through Music

Meet the Black Woman Who Helped Create GPS — The Genius Mind That Mapped the World but Was Never Given Credit

Mattel Unveils Debbie Allen Barbie Doll in Honor of the Icon’s Contributions to Dance, Arts, and Education