Black History Month – Page 3 – The Re-Education…

Henry Brown

Have you ever heard of Henry “Box” Brown? Henry was a slave in Virginia in the early 19th century who

American singer-songwriter Sam Cook, known by his stage name Sam Cooke, was born January 22, 1931. Like most artist in

Medgar Evers, born July 2nd, 1925, was a WWII veteran and civil right’s activist. He went overseas to fight for

Today we celebrate African American voting rights activist, Fannie Lou Hamer. Born in 1917 the 20th child of sharecroppers in

Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr., better known as Muhammad “The Greatest” Ali, was a philanthropist, social activist, and of course heavy

Now we all know Garrett Morgan for his invention of the stop light. Right? Well if you didn’t know, Garret

Lewis Latimer was a *Self Taught* master drafter. Working with the likes of Thomas Alva Edison and Alexander Graham Bell.

Let’s take a minute to celebrate Sarah Breedlove. Better known as Madam C.J. Walker. We often times celebrate Madam C.J.

Have you ever heard of Joe “Midnight Express” Lillard? The “last Black man in pro football?” Joe was a running

Black, female, international superstar….and spy 🕵🏽‍♀️! Freda Joséphine McDonald, born in St. Louis in 1906 (🤙🏾), went on to have